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- URL Shortening Service using Go
- Ever wondered how services like Bitly create concise, shareable links from lengthy URLs? This tutorial guides you through building a URL shortener using Go, Redis, and Docker. It's a great project for developers to enhance their skills in practical
- Golang 340 2025-01-30 02:25:14
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- How to Display NFT Gift Animations in Telegram
- Displaying Animated NFT Gifts in Telegram: A Developer's Guide The integration of NFT gifts into Telegram presents exciting opportunities, but also technical challenges, especially when working with the TON blockchain. This article provides a practic
- Golang 937 2025-01-30 00:05:14
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- Concurrency, Goroutines, and Channels in Go: A Study
- This article explores Go's concurrency features, focusing on goroutines and channels. Concurrency allows handling multiple tasks seemingly at the same time, though not necessarily simultaneously. Goroutines, Go's lightweight threads, are created us
- Golang 416 2025-01-30 00:03:10
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- Zero-Allocation in Go (Golang)
- GO language garbage recycling and zero distribution programming The GO language garbage recovery (GC) is a key feature that simplifies memory management, prevent memory leakage, and eliminates the need to manually release memory. However, GC also has its own price. In high -performance applications, delay and jittering will be introduced even if the short GC suspension, which may become a bottleneck. For real -time systems, it is usually necessary to give priority to performance rather than GC's simplicity. In order to solve this problem, developers can use zero -distribution programming -a technology that minimizes or completely avoid stack distribution, thereby reducing GC overhead. This method includes optimizing memory use by efficient distribution strategies, so as to achieve faster and more predictable Go applications
- Golang 435 2025-01-29 22:08:10
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- Building Minimal Docker Images
- Streamlined Docker Mirror: Revolutionary advantages of improving the workflow Let's talk about docker. Yes, this magical tool seems to be praised by every developer. It promises to make our lives easier and the deployment is smoother. But the problem is that your Docker mirror may be bloated. They are like a large suitcase you pack for weekend, full of unnecessary things, you can't even find what you need! This is like using a backpack instead of a handcase. Now, let's introduce the docker mirror, which is the ultimate weight loss plan of your container. What's more? This is not just a few megcosting bytes to reduce mirrors, but also about creating streamlined, efficient, and fast containers. These containers are more easy to protect, deploy and expand. So, fasten the seat belt! we will
- Golang 962 2025-01-29 14:07:09
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- Go Slices and Subslices: Understanding Shared Memory and Avoiding `append()` Pitfalls
- In -depth understanding of GO language slicing: shared memory and APPEND () trap Hello everyone! Welcome to my blog. ? If you are here, you may have just come into contact with Golang, or you are an experienced developer, and you want to understand the internal working principle of the section. So let's start! GO language is highly praised for its simplicity and efficiency -as people often say, "Go language is to complete work." For developers from C, C or Java and other languages, the simple grammar and ease of use of Go language are refreshing. However, even in the Go language, some characteristics may confuse developers, especially when processing slices and sub -slices. Let us unveil these subtleties, better
- Golang 895 2025-01-29 00:21:10
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- Why Seamless Integration is the Foundation of a Powerful Analytics Solution?
- In today's fiercely competitive retail and supply chain landscape, data-driven decisions are paramount. However, realizing the full potential of data analytics hinges on seamless integration with existing business systems and databases. This applie
- Golang 649 2025-01-29 00:08:12
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- Mastering Lock-Free Data Structures in Go: Boost Concurrent Performance
- Unlocking High-Performance Concurrency in Go with Lock-Free Data Structures Explore my Amazon books and follow my Medium page for more insights! Your support is greatly appreciated! In the world of high-performance computing and concurrent program
- Golang 681 2025-01-28 22:04:10
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- Zap: Unlock the Full Potential of Logging in Go
- GO language high performance log library ZAP detailed explanation and application This article deeply explores the high -performance GO log library ZAP developed by Uber, covering its characteristics, usage methods and advanced applications, such as log file division and level output. ZAP is famous for its speed and structured log output. The performance is better than similar libraries and even surpass the standard library. Github address: https://github.com/uber-go/zap Instance creation ZAP provides three methods to create a logger instance: Zap.newproduction (), Zap.newdevelopment (), and Zap.example (). Their difference is that the details of the record information
- Golang 245 2025-01-28 18:03:09
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- Mastering Docker Image Management with GitHub Actions and Container Registries
- Mastering Docker Image Management with GitHub Actions: A Comprehensive Guide Friends and colleagues often ask, "How do you manage your deployments so efficiently?" My secret? Automating the repetitive tasks and focusing on what truly matte
- Golang 642 2025-01-28 14:04:10
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- Sharing my open source project here ❤️
- This project is a perfect example of a complete, end-to-end application. It's a real-time messaging web application, much like WhatsApp, built with a robust technology stack. This includes WebSockets for real-time communication, Golang for backend
- Golang 913 2025-01-28 12:06:09
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- Announcing Our New Golang Blog!
- Hello, Go enthusiasts! ? We're thrilled to launch our new Golang blog, a dedicated resource designed to empower junior Go developers. This collaborative project, spearheaded by myself and @nzakicodes, will provide: ? Practical guidance and proven te
- Golang 998 2025-01-28 06:02:15
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- Gos http.ServeMux Is All You Need
- Optimization and application analysis of http.ServeMux in Go 1.22 standard library In the field of Go Web development, in order to achieve more efficient and flexible routing functions, many developers choose to introduce third-party libraries such as httprouter and gorilla/mux. However, in Go 1.22 version, the official has significantly optimized http.ServeMux in the standard library, which is expected to reduce developers' dependence on third-party routing libraries. 1. Highlights of Go 1.22: Enhanced pattern matching capabilities Go 1.22 implements the highly anticipated proposal to enhance the pattern matching capabilities of the default HTTP service multiplexer in the standard library's net/http package. Existing multiplexers (
- Golang 960 2025-01-27 22:07:10
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- Mastering Go String Manipulation: Performance-Boosting Techniques
- The author invites you to purchase my books on Amazon. Don’t forget to follow my Medium account and give your support! Your support is crucial! String operations are the foundation of programming, and in the Go language, performing these operations efficiently is crucial. As a Go developer, I understand that the way the Go language handles strings is unique and requires careful consideration for optimal performance. Go language treats strings as immutable sequences of bytes. This immutability brings benefits such as thread safety and predictable behavior, but it also means that any modification to the string creates a new string. This feature can cause performance issues if not handled properly, especially if string manipulation is frequent. One of the most common string operations is concatenation. exist
- Golang 178 2025-01-27 18:08:09
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- DataSource Mess? Heres How to Fix It!
- Modern microservices often manage multiple datastores to handle diverse tasks. Efficiently managing these datastores—while maintaining application lightness, maintainability, and scalability—requires robust design patterns. This article explores how
- Golang 1033 2025-01-27 18:05:10