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After working with .NET/Java/Node.js/Ruby/Python etc the move to Go involved a larger investment in time. I found this really informative and it's great to have
by alexellisuk 11y ago
After working with .NET/Java/Node.js/Ruby/Python etc the move to Go involved a larger investment in time. I found this really informative and it's great to have the learnings condensed down.
- nedsma 11y agoCheck out YouTube conf. talks from the same author, where he shared his experience developing services in Go, while working at SoundCloud. Also, very helpful.
- Philipp__ 11y agoCould you please provide the link?
- Hates_ 11y agoI'm assuming they are the ones listed here: https://peter.bourgon.org/talks/ https://peter.bourgon.org/talks/
- nedsma 11y agoYes, thank you, appreciated.
- alexellisuk 11y agoChecking these out now. I use SoundCloud.. cool to hear about their infrastructure. It is a bit weird how you can't see his hands in the shot: http://www.infoq.com/interviews/bourgon-crdt-go http://www.infoq.com/interviews/bourgon-crdt-go
- alexellisuk 11y agoI have run a coding-dojo type project internally at work at ADP. We had two PRs in Go, so while we are on this topic, are there any improvements that can be made to the Go submissions? Does anyone want to submit a best-practice Go solution? https://github.com/alexellis/xservedbyfinder https://github.com/alexellis/xservedbyfinder