#go-programming tag

Reproducible Go Toolchains: What You Need to Know | HackerNoon

Reproducible builds in open-source software prevent supply chain attacks by enabling verification of binaries against trustworthy sources.

fromHackernoon

4 months ago

What Is Type Inference? What It Is and How It Works | HackerNoon

Type inference allows automatic deduction of expression types at compile time without explicit annotations.

fromHackernoon

2 months ago

The Routing Enhancements for Go 1.22 That You Have to Know About | HackerNoon

The new method matching and wildcard features in Go 1.22 enhance the net/http package by allowing pattern-based routes, simplifying request handling.

Node JS

fromHackernoon

4 months ago

Go Execution Traces Have Become More Powerful | HackerNoon

The runtime/trace package enhances Go program debugging by producing actionable execution traces.

Scala

fromHackernoon

4 months ago

Go 1.22: Bringing Math/rand and Crypto/rand together | HackerNoon

Go 1.22 enhances random number generation by integrating cryptographic sources into the math/rand package, improving randomness and mitigating misuse risks.

Scala

fromHackernoon

4 months ago

Range Over Function Types: The New Feature in the Go 1.23 Release | HackerNoon

Go 1.23 introduces range over function types, enhancing generic container usability by enabling iteration over elements without needing internal field access.

fromHackernoon

4 months ago

How to Build LLM-Powered Applications Using Go | HackerNoon

Building LLM-powered applications is comparable to developing modern cloud-native applications, requiring notable support for REST and RPC protocols, where Go excels.

Web frameworks

Scala

fromMedium

3 months ago