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Now’s a great time to get playing with Go 1.8 ahead of its official release. The draft release notesshow what’s new. |
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GOLANG.ORG
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How to implement an iterative (without recursion) binary search that can find a number in a sorted list of numbers using Go.
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JON CALHOUN
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DigitalOcean uses QEMU to provide VMs on bare metal servers. go-qemu and go-libvirt are Go packages that provide a way to manage QEMU instances and communicate with them.
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A fun tutorial looking at how to take a photo and create a monochrome half-toned effect purely in Go.
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BRIAN MAIER
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eBPF is a virtual machine included in the Linux kernel that can be used for tracing kernel functions, networking activities, etc.
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KINVOLK GMBH
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An append only analytics datastore with no up front table schema requirements. Designed for fast full table scans of multi-dimensional data on a single machine.
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LOGV
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Supports .zip, .tar, .tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .tar.xz, and .rar (extract-only) formats.
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MATT HOLT
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Last week there was a controversial proposal to delete, or at least officially dissociate, from Reddit due to recent actions by its CEO. This led to a lot of debate on Reddit itself. |
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BRAD FITZPATRICK
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Codeship is proud to announce that we now offer a GitLab integration! Users can connect their GitLab repos to a Codeship account.
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CODESHIP SPONSORED
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go generate was added in Go 1.4 “to automate the running of tools to generate source code before compilation.”
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CARL M. JOHNSON
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“all the the value assignment, conversion and comparison rules in Go”
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TAPIR GAMES
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Why you should write your packages to accept interfaces and return structs.
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