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Go and Dogma
(research.swtch.com)
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Go – Adding Alpha Channel to PNGs
(groob.io)
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GoBuffalo a New Go Web Framework
(gobuffalo.io)
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10y ago
The new github workflow is an improvement, but still has a lot of things which need to be better design/implementation. I regularly collaborate on github with people who are familiar with either Gerrit or Phabricator, and I've yet
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The Go Project in 2017 [golang-dev]
(groups.google.com)
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Go Proposal: Accept GitHub PRs
(github.com)
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GitHub Webhook Server in Go
(groob.io)
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Accepting GitHub Webhooks with Go
(groob.io)
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I write in Go, and use the following libs: net/http: The stdlib package is robust and I find myself productive working with the provided APIs. gorilla/mux router instead of the default servemux. I use go-kit https://go
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Go also has a version of this in the stdlib https://golang.org/pkg/testing/quick/
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Relevant: Russ Cox, the blog author is one of the core members of the Go team. Russ gave a great talk on challenges with code refactoring at GothamGo last month: - writeup https://talks.golang.org/2016/refactor.article
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10y ago
I'm sorry, but does anyone even glance at the source of these frameworks before they're upvoted?
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Article: https://talks.golang.org/2016/refactor.article … Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6Cw9iCDVcU&list=PLeGxIOPLk9... … Bug: https://golang.org/issue/18130
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Talk: Codebase Refactoring in Go (by Russ Cox)
(youtube.com)
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No, the language got "faster" over the last 18 months. This graph is about compilation speed. Everyone in the Go community wants faster compilation times, hence why Dave is tracking these with every release.
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zalmoxes
10y ago
Someone is also working on an alternative to Apple Configurator(which is already nicer than the original) https://github.com/erikberglund/ProfileCreator
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zalmoxes
10y ago
You need to be an enterprise Dev and get a special APNS cert from apple. (It only costs $300/year, which any company should afford). MDM certs are still a pain, and it's hard to get involved with the project if you don't hav
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10y ago
Not all, but most MDM Commands in the spec are already supported. You can see all the supported commands you can issue to devices here https://github.com/micromdm/mdm/blob/master/command.go#L233 There&#x
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10y ago
A few of us are working on a open source alternative to Mobile Device Management vendors. https://github.com/micromdm https://micromdm.io/community/ Also, Apple has finally released the protocol, which
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That's been gone for a while.
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10y ago
Right, I know how to get around this issue when I need to. My point was that the library makes a default assumption which is often enough false. And then I have to change things. Compare this to Go, or even Fetch. You send a request, and yo
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I've updated a few of my projects to 0.18 over the last couple weeks. The new HTTP library is much better than the one before. Working with Authentication Tokens, decoding errors etc is much easier now. I also welcome the continuous wo
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The difference is that if I thought the Go style is easier to read/debug I couldn't prevent you from writing it in the complex one-liner way. The go way is a little more verbose/uglier but we are both going to do it in the sa
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As a Go developer, I'm curious how is the error handled when foo() or bar() fail? Could you show an example where `bar()` returns a re-triable error or a fatal error etc? something where I have to make a decision other than returning i
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If you're serious about learning Go and get stuck with your learning project, or with any of the resources already mentioned, don't hesitate to join the Go Slack. We have a #golang-newbies channel where you can ask all your begin
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Select example: https://gist.github.com/jinjor/bf37f10713028a1d9ef547724bcf5... Different Select Example: https://gist.github.com/manuscrypt/0dac581c25101526e2398228c... Searching elm-discuss for
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10y ago
I second this suggestion. I'm a backend developer(barely, mostly a sysadmin who happens to write Go backends for various reasons). I wanted to learn some frontend because I wanted to make some internal pages for my users. I tried Reac
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Proposal: Eliminate STW Stack Re-Scanning in Go GC
(gist.github.com)
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FYI, a large number of enterprise orgs and Edus use Munki and Reposado to manage Macs. Among these: Google(their fork is called Simian: https://github.com/google/simian ) and Facebook. Not only is Munki used across a l
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Revocation doesn't work (18 Mar 2011)
(imperialviolet.org)
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