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A practical look at what’s involved in exposing a library written in Go to a C++ program, now possible due to go’s c-shared build mode.

JUSTIN ISRAEL

Get familiar with the benefits of using Docker for integration tests, and learn how to write integration tests to test interaction between a sample app and a microservice.

KULSHEKHAR KABRA

Take advantage of Go’s simplicity and concurrency on a scalable, container-based platform. Build apps using Gin, Martini, Negroni, Gorilla, stdlib & 150 add-ons. Heroku gets out of the way, so you can focus on building high-traffic apps and APIs. Learn More.

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Provides an opinionated stance that provides no printf-style helpers, instead taking a more verbose approach to building log messages.

UBER

Still considered a ‘pre’ release, qb is inspired by Python’s SQLAlchemy and is both an ORM and query builder. It supports Postgres, MySQL and SQLite 3 so far.

ARAS CAN AKIN

It’s written in Go, supports numerous backends (Docker, Swarm, Kubernetes, etc.), supports HTTP/2 and WebSockets, and has an elegant, Angular-based Web UI.

EMILE VAUGE