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A statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google

about #go

Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.

Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction. Go compiles quickly to machine code yet has the convenience of garbage collection and the power of run-time reflection. It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

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Leapcell

Feb 24 '25

Go Lock Performance: RwMutex vs Mutex in Various Scenarios

#go #gin #webdev #programming

8 min read

Caio Rodrigues BackEnd Java

Jan 21 '25

Desbravando Go: Capítulo 2 – Estrutura dos Programas

#go #backend #programming #beginners

2 min read

José David Ureña Torres

Feb 24 '25

Understanding ICMP: How to Send and Receive ICMP Messages in Go

#go #programming #softwareengineering #network

8 min read

Jan 21 '25

Mastering gcache in GoFrame: A Developer's Guide to High-Performance Caching

#go #webdev #performance #tutorial

3 min read

Feb 23 '25

Understanding First-Order Functions in Go

#go #softwareengineering #programming

2 min read

Leapcell

Feb 23 '25

Mastering Go Compiler Optimization for Better Performance

#go #gin #compiling #performance

5 min read

Feb 23 '25

Understanding Anonymous Functions in Go: A Practical Guide

#go #softwareengineering

2 min read

Jake C

Jan 19 '25

Kontroler: "DogFood" Testing

#go #tooling #kubernetes #testing

3 min read

Moksh

Feb 22 '25

🚀 Go Interface Nil Pitfall: Why Your Nil Check is Failing (and How to Fix It!) 🔍

#go #programming

2 min read

Leapcell

Feb 22 '25

Why Protobuf Should Dominate the Data Format Ecosystem

#go #webdev #grpc #programming

13 min read

Feb 22 '25

How Portsicle works!

#go #tunneling #portsicle

2 min read

Feb 20 '25

Go 1.24 uses Swiss Tables, what are they?

#news #go #softwareengineering #programming

7 min read

Palma99

Feb 22 '25

Feature Flag Service: Experimenting with New Technologies and Architectures

#go #angular #postgres #cleancode

9 min read

Feb 22 '25

Understanding the init Function in Go: Purpose, Execution, and Best Practices

#go #softwareengineering

2 min read

Feb 21 '25

Self-hosting on bare metal and Cloud VM - Deploy like a Pro with Sidekick

#devops #linux #webdev #go

1 min read

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