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.
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.
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.
Go Concurrency: Goroutines, Mutexes, WaitGroups & Condition Variables | HackerNoon
Goroutines are lightweight execution contexts managed by the Go runtime, allowing massive scalability and easy concurrency, distinguishing them from traditional heavyweight threads.
Building a Network Vulnerability Scanner with Go - SitePoint
Penetration testing enables organizations to target potential security weaknesses in a network and provide a need to fix vulnerabilities before they are compromised by a malicious actor.
What You Have to Know About the New Features in Go 1.24: Cleanups and Weak Pointers | HackerNoon
The introduction of runtime.AddCleanup and weak.Pointer in Go 1.24 allows developers to manage memory more efficiently, providing advanced functionality for garbage collection.