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A magazine to discuss the Go programming language.
Official account of the Go language project.
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Articles, projects and tutorials about #GoLang.
Weekly newsletter: https://discu.eu/weekly/golang
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The Go programming language is an open source project to make programmers more productive.
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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Ask specific questions about how to code something in Go Go Docs General Go discussion on lemmy.ml Create Post From: lemmy.ml
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Here is SDK for those languages: Raku Perl Bash Python Ruby Powershell Php Golang UPDATE: so it’s not just hitting up a language from a pipeline , it’s full reach SDK, one writes a pipeline on a language, if I get your comment correctly
Please ELI5, I lost track. I used to learn a bit of C and a bit of Python a few years ago but never really went deeper into programming. And now suddenly it seems that a host of new programming languages have appeared and that stuff that used to work fine in whatever old language it was in is now rewritten in a new language. How do languages like Golang and Rust differ from older languages (these two have probably been around a while but for me they feel ‘new’)? Why are we coming up with new languages all the time? Besides those two, what other languages are there worth knowing about? Is it worth learning them? Are they going to come up with yet another one next week? (I know, many questions, an invitation to infodump I guess …)
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Your specific question is answered here: https://www.sobyte.net/post/2023-04/go-test-path-main/. Well, here’s the problem! This _testmain.go is the main package of the test executable generated by go test, and it now imports a “main” package, which is not allowed in Go. Generally this is easily solved by moving the code you are testing to a package for example pkg/todo.go and pkg/todo_test.go or utility or whatever. Finally if you look at that link i sent they recommend not testing main in exactly the way you are testing it. One negative of the way you are testing it is you aren’t really unit testing – every time you run main_test you compile main, this is a little unusual.
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I try to keep a productive/helpful tone. Also I prefer tabs, sized at 3 😈 My favorite languages/frameworks are Tailwind, GoLang & SQL
this might have some answers https://go-cloud-native.com/golang/test-the-main-function-in-go, hard to verify without a repo, also recommend you post the commands you run when seeking help.
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“Today here at Microsoft we are celebrating the legacy of the late Linus Torvalds by releasing a new kernel, re-written entirely in Golang using Copilot. No GPL code was touched, merely re-written, and we will offer ISOs to the coding community for free! Stay tuned for more updates, as we will be exclusively developing on this kernel going forward! This is a great day for open source!”
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For my FBI agents, I always add “linux” or the programming language name to the start. Except for “Go”, which I still search as “golang”. As an aside, fuck everyone that names things without thinking about the search results. “R” is especially terrible. “Go” is saved by “golang”. “Python” with programming. “R” is not saved by anything.
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Fulltime gopher doing stuff with computers. #pnpde #golang #linux
I found the basic gdb ui painful and gdb -tui confusing. I love dlv for golang debugging. Before I drop back to printf debugging is there a frontend I should try?
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A place to talk about all things golang.
A collection of Go :golang: modules for federated instant messaging and presence with XMPP :xmpp:.
Mellium is cooperative software and strives to be governed according to the ICA's "Statement on the Cooperative Identity".
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In recent years that seems to be eating into every major OS… but six months into the pandemic, Mozilla laid off the entire team, killing its next-gen rendering engine, Servo. (Much of Mozilla’s revenue comes from Google, of course. This couldn’t be because Rust was, and is, outshining Google’s GoLang? Surely not?) How does one even make that connection? Why would Google be interested in such a topic? I’m pretty sure GoLang doesn’t make them money directly, but rather as it streamlines their in-house work. I don’t think they profit off this even a tiny bit. Also GoLang, while probably not a better language in every aspect, has some very neat properties which set it apart from Rust (and vice versa).
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A collection of Go :golang: modules for federated instant messaging and presence with XMPP :xmpp:. Mellium is cooperative software and strives to be governed according to the ICA’s “Statement on the Cooperative Identity”.
The JS tooling universe has always seemed like a Lovecraftian hellscape to me. I’ve managed to stay away from it so far, but if I were caught in it, of course I’d be trying to escape any way I could. It sounds like Rust’s attraction here has been as a viable escape corridor rather than anything about Rust per se. In particular, I get that everyone wants their code to be faster, and I get that certain bloaty apps (browsers) need to get their memory footprint under control, and a few niche areas (OS kernels, realtime control) can’t stand GC pauses. Other than that though, what is the attraction of Rust for stuff like tooling? As opposed to a (maybe hypothetical) compiled, GC’d language with a good type system and not too much abstraction inversion (Haskell’s weakness, more or less). Has Golang fizzled? It has struck me as too primitive, but basically on the right track. Rust seems neat from a language geek perspective, but from what I can tell, it requires considerable effort from the programmer handle a problem (manual storage reclamation) that most programs don’t really have. I do want to try it sometime. So the Rust question is intended as more inquisitive/head scratching rather than argumentative.
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come develop Golang , its good here. … and other ridiculous cope statements to laugh about I am in this post and I don’t like it.
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Golang is 16 years old and rust is 14 years old. Why do people use them? Why do developers prefer C or Python? Because they like them. Go has a good niche of native + performance for systems programming. It’s still more abstract than C, but much less than Python. It’s a good middle ground. It’s not JIT like C# or Java. Rust is just as fast as C, allows lower level programming that you could do with C. Rusts big advantage is that its memory safe (unless you use unsafe). That eliminates a very common C bug.
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Yup was just typing a comment to basically this effect. Federation adds a ton of overhead – you can still do things fairly efficiently, but every interaction having to fan out to (and fan in from!) many servers instead of like a single RDBMS is gonna cost you. In all likelihood the code is not as efficient as it could be, but usually you get time to work those out gradually. A giant influx of users quickly turns “TODO: fix in the next six months” into “Oh god the servers are melting fuck fuck.” That said, assuming the devs can get over this hump, I suspect using a compiled language will pay off long-term. Sure things will still be primarily IO-bound, but making things less CPU-bound is usually a good thing. For some illustrative examples: Mastodon is in Ruby and hits dumb scaling limitations far more often than other fedi microblogs. Pleroma/Akkoma are Elixir (and BEAM is super well optimized for fast message passing/scaling/IO), Calckey (primarily Typescript) is moving some code to Rust, GoToSocial (Golang) is able to run in a fraction of the resources of Mastodon. The admins of one of the bigger tech instances recently announced they’re basically giving up on administrating Mastodon and are instead going to write a new server from scratch in a compiled language because it’s easier for them than scaling a Rails monolith. TL;DR everything is IO-bound til it’s not.
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