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Let's review and improve the API of a IRC client! We want the API to be easier to use, but even more important, harder to misuse. The is a first in a series of screencasts in which we look at API and Microservice Let's review some code! In this first part of the episode I review the New studio, new camera, new code review! I reviewed Raphael's code: gitlab.com/hackebrot/tweets I hope you like it! I received a question on twitter asking if there was a good reason for nil channels other than completeness. This is my short but ... Let's write some benchmarks to decide which way of merging n channels is the most efficient! blog post: ...

Go 1.11 is out and with it Go Modules are ready to be evaluated! In this episode we chat about what modules are, how we ... CSV files are the basic format for data sharing, but they're not always the best way to consume it. So, what if we created a SQL ... Let's continue where we left it in the previous episode. After understanding the basics of protocol buffers it's time to learn gRPC, ...

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justforfunc #16: unit testing HTTP servers

justforfunc #16: unit testing HTTP servers

Let's cover the basics of

justforfunc #11: code review of an IRC package's API

justforfunc #11: code review of an IRC package's API

Let's review and improve the API of a IRC client! We want the API to be easier to use, but even more important, harder to misuse.

038: Pact HTTP Consumer Testing (Golang)

038: Pact HTTP Consumer Testing (Golang)

The is a first in a series of screencasts in which we look at API and Microservice

justforfunc #20: code reviewing ursho (part 1)

justforfunc #20: code reviewing ursho (part 1)

Let's review some code! In this first part of the episode I review the

justforfunc #4: Code Review for a Twitter client

justforfunc #4: Code Review for a Twitter client

New studio, new camera, new code review! I reviewed Raphael's code: gitlab.com/hackebrot/tweets I hope you like it!

justforfunc #26: why are there nil channels in Go?

justforfunc #26: why are there nil channels in Go?

I received a question on twitter asking if there was a good reason for nil channels other than completeness. This is my short but ...

justforfunc #28: Basic Benchmarks

justforfunc #28: Basic Benchmarks

Let's write some benchmarks to decide which way of merging n channels is the most efficient! blog post: ...

justforfunc #42: Intro to Go Modules and SemVer

justforfunc #42: Intro to Go Modules and SemVer

Go 1.11 is out and with it Go Modules are ready to be evaluated! In this episode we chat about what modules are, how we ...

justforfunc #40: CSVQL - serving CSV with SQL (part 1)

justforfunc #40: CSVQL - serving CSV with SQL (part 1)

CSV files are the basic format for data sharing, but they're not always the best way to consume it. So, what if we created a SQL ...

justforfunc #31: gRPC Basics

justforfunc #31: gRPC Basics

Let's continue where we left it in the previous episode. After understanding the basics of protocol buffers it's time to learn gRPC, ...

Unit testing in golang - a beginners + advanced-ish tutorial

Unit testing in golang - a beginners + advanced-ish tutorial

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