Go in the Smallest of Places - Using Go in the lowest of low level

Hi everyone, I'm learning about Go, and I've been wondering why/how often people resort to the "non standard" Go compilers (gccgo or llgo), I guess that they are worth a shot if someone is not really happy with the performances for the code generated by the default compiler?

Thanks :)

Hey everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I haven’t posted in a while and thought I’d share a new open-source Go project I started. It’s called Starskey!

I’ve been diligently studying database internals, data structures, and more for almost two years now, writing many different things. This open-source key-value …

Hello folks, here is part three of my building a database from scratch in Go.

In this part, I implemented the log manager, a component that is used to do write-ahead logging.

Write-ahead logging is one of the fundamental design principles of database design and is used to make the …

I am trying to create a better workflow between a Golang backend and React frontend. Do you guys know of a library to autogenerate swagger or open api specification from Chi?

There are some scenarios in which we have the same logic for authorized users, or system events.

Currently we structure it by usecases, but it's becoming harder to deduplicate or keep a clean signature for system / user paths

In my project, I just have a handler-> service layer (contains sql queries) pattern. I'm using the playground request validator library to validate my requests into a request struct, then pass that into my service function. I then do the query and return the response struct to the handler which …

Some days ago I set up GOPRIVATE because it was the first time that a package of us imported a private package.

It worked.

By chance I realized that it works without GOPRIVATE. Even in Github Workflows.

And I realized that this is not needed, too:

git config --global url."ssh://git@github.com/".insteadOf …