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yoppiblog 2015/08/12
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Introducing A Cross-Platform Debugger For Go | Mailgun
We use Go for a lot of our server development here at Mailgun, and itâ€™s great. Coming from Python, though, there is one thing I really missed:
yoppiblog 2015/04/21
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yoppiblog 2014/08/07
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Sane Concurrency with Go
Glyph Lefkowitz wrote anÂ enlightening post recently in which he expounds in some detail about the challenges of writing highly concurrent software. If you write software and you havenâ€™t read it yet I recommend you do. Itâ€™s a very well written piece, full of wisdom that no modern software engineer should be without. There are many tidb its to extract, but if I may be so bold as to provide a summary
yoppiblog 2014/03/13
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yoppiblog 2013/10/25
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paulbellamy.com - livecomments.go - Real-time blog comments in Go, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis
livecomments.go - Real-time blog comments in Go, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis 03 April, 2011 livecomments.go is meant to make blog comments a bit more fun. It bridges the gap between comments and a chat-room, allowing real interactions between readers. I built it in Go, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis as a learning experience, and was inspired by this guy to post it as a tutorial for others
yoppiblog 2011/05/07
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Go at Heroku - The Go Programming Language
Keith Rarick and Blake Mizerany 21 April 2011 This weekâ€™s blog post is written by Keith Rarick and Blake Mizerany, systems engineers at Heroku. In their own words, they â€œeat, drink, and sleep distributed systems.â€ Here they discuss their experiences using Go. A big probl em that comes with building distributed systems is the coordination of physical servers. Each server needs to know various facts
yoppiblog 2011/04/22
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