2020
In Go, what's the simplest possible way to put all your ad-hoc tools in one place?
In Go, how do you run several operations that might return an error, and return those errors at the end? Here's how I do it.
2016
"Unlock root-level ports without root privileges: A guide to systemd socket activation"
2015
Seamlessly bridging Go and C++: A practical guide to shared libraries.
Unleash Go's power: Create shared libraries for seamless language integration!
Maps vs. slices: Choose wisely for optimal performance.
Go's empty interface: Flexibility at a cost.
Diving deep into raw sockets and IP headers with Go: A technical exploration.
2014
Gophers gather for insightful talks on Go's best practices and innovations.
2013
Uncover the hidden growth patterns of Go slices.
Upgrade your server without dropping connections: A guide to zero downtime upgrades.
2012
Demystifying Unicode and UTF-8: A byte-sized guide to character encoding.
Unveiling Go: Where Practicality Meets Innovation
"Coder's paternity leave turns into polyglot key-value store adventure"
A pragmatic journey through Go: From C-like roots to modern server powerhouse.
2011
Elevate your command-line scripts with these simple yet powerful tips.