Memory leaks are a class of bugs where memory is not released even after it is no longer needed. They are often explicit, and highly…

If you attended GopherCon Europe 2019 you already know this, so let’s share the news with everyone: In 2020 we’re coming to Berlin, for the third edition of #gopherconEU!❤️ 📯 Follow us for updates: dates, tickets, 📯 #gophercon #golang #gophers

High-performance framework for building redis-protocol compatible TCP servers/services - bsm/redeo

A go package for generating online histograms and plotting them in the terminal and PDFs - bsipos/thist

Hello, I’m a creator of go-prompt. Fortunately, go-prompt reaches 2300 stars on Github. And many excellent open source softwares use this…

Hi Folks!  We are thrilled to announce that Traefik 2.0 RC1 is available 🥳 !  It means that we need your help to track down every little bug 🐛 that has slipped through the cracks of our many (many) tests.  Yes, it means that the following features in Traefik are now ready!    🔃 TCP support! (and SNI routing)  🔀 Middleware to fully customize your routes  ⛵  An elegant Kubernetes CRD for better readability and control over your ...

Go provides a first-class primitive for concurrency called a Goroutine. Goroutines allow end users to easily spawn concurrent tasks and…

Many thanks to @themaour for sharing this tip on Twitter TIL that in Go, struct size depends on how underlying types were defined.
struct { a bool b int32 c string d string } The size of the struct above is is different from the one down below
struct { b int32 c string d string a bool } Why is that? Well, think of memory as consisting of segments of certain size, where, if the amount of data you fill the segment with is bigger than the current remainder of the segment, the data will get written onto the next segment.

Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.

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What’s new in Go1.13 Aliaksandr Valialkin, VictoriaMetrics

🚀 @golang Module Proxies Comparison: https://t.co/KUGGZQAtdt vs https://t.co/04dY31BNkK Use `go mod tidy` to download all the resources of Kubernetes repo: https://t.co/TBSaBj2gpS #Golang https://t.co/l610fZESWx

We have a problem! Imagine for a moment that you have a microservice written in the Go Programming Language that is deployed on more than one instance for reliabilty and performance reasons. They all share the same underlying PostgreSQL database. Perhaps you then want to limit certain functionality to only one instance at a time (e.g. background worker, queue consumption). To achieve this synchronization, you decide to use PostgreSQL session-level advisory locks. You initialize a session-level advisory lock, pass it to the concerned functionality and then wrap it with a lock and unlock on the session-level advisory lock.