This #htmx stuff is really neat. I kind of want to build my own web framework around it in #golang

Cgo overhead is ~40ns/op.

Nice blog post detailing how to figure it out: https://shane.ai/posts/cgo-performance-in-go1.21/

#golang

#golang quiz 121

a := []int{11, 22}
b := a[0:1:3]
fmt.Println(b[2:3])

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Primeros pasos con el framework Cobra: https://youtu.be/6rQM0xv6vaM

Espero que te ayude y te guste.

#golang #FramworkCobra

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Great post about CGo performance.

TLDR: Cgo calls take about 40ns.

Good for GoCV + other projects which are heavily dependent on CGo.

https://shane.ai/posts/cgo-performance-in-go1.21/

#golang

Videos already out from GopherCon UK! You can watch my talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwCFRVkqHic

#gopherconuk23 #golang

I love #golang.

I think I found a solution for how to bring the benefits of algebraic types from other languages into Go.

I might write an article on it.

#GoLang #Go

Figured out how to handle test cases the way I want in Go (I kinda found a loophole) and now I’m ploddingly converting the Bash script of Curl calls into a table of test definitions and validation functions, looking forward to when I am finished writing all the tests and can go fix the code (early on in this journey I realized I’m handling my API input in a very goofy fashion).

#golang

Why am I supposed to be afraid of #AI taking my job?

My current job is figuring out the exact set of instructions that will cause a computer program, be it the #k8s controller or #zsh or the #golang compiler, to do what I want it to do.

If I try to imagine a dystopia where #CodeLLama has taken my job, and I am relegated to figuring out the exact set of instructions that will cause a computer program, in this case an LLM, to do what I want it to do, well…gosh.

What a nightmare.

Never knew that closing channels in #golang is such an involved affair: https://go101.org/article/channel-closing.html
#programming

Earlier this summer, the Go team released version v0.12 of gopls, the language server for Go, featuring a rewrite of its core that allows it to scale to larger codebases.

Since then, we've fine-tuned the design, focusing on making interactive queries as fast as they were with v0.11, despite holding less state in memory.

Full updates → https://goo.gle/3sLzotE #golang

Working with a #golang workspace and after a particular `go work` command, I found myself checking the change by typing:

less go.work

Caveman Ogg approve! Grunt, grunt.

@gotime well time to block this mastodon account from my #golang feed.

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Good issue to follow:

cmd/compile: PGO opportunities umbrella issue #golang

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/62463

Reworked the 8.3 #Golang routine. Much happier with it now, as it catches more edge cases.

I tried using fmt.Sprintf() to get the strings at a fixed length, but I couldn't get it to both trim and pad, so I stuck with adding spaces and slicing the resulting string.

It now bases everything around the last dot and strips all the others, which I think is a better way than I was doing it before. I thought about strings.Split, but that wouldn't handle multiple dots well. IndexLast is good enough.

Great proposal thanks to twitter.com/mknyswe

proposal: intern package #golang

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/62483

As promised - a blogpost discussing the shared future stack of Serpent and @SolusProject - using a populist polyglot approach.

#rust #golang #opensource #linux

https://serpentos.com/blog/2023/09/06/oxidised-moss/