I want to have at least similar functionality like this package. I saw goombaio/dag but it did is not able to fulfill all the requirements that I need. Someone please help. Thanks submitted by /u/knrt10 ..

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#kache performance evaluation Hi guys, ​ Kache is a Redis compatible in-memory database written using go. ​ I developed kache as my first real golang project after following some tutorials ..

A RESTful HTTP API I’ve been working on in my spare time for the last ~6 weeks. I know I need to refactor out into smaller packages and am planning to follow these layout guidelines when the time ..

Ive built a framework for building plugin-based grpc microservices with go/plugin. It allows you to completely seperate service development from the server, similar to lambda or google functions. Im looking ..

Ive built a framework for building plugin-based grpc microservices with go/plugin. It allows you to completely seperate service development from the server, similar to lambda or google functions. Im looking ..

I’ve confused myself this afternoon after using a JSON to Go Struct Code Generator. The JSON was just an an array of objects with no top-level object containing them. The generator resulted in basically: ..

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Playground example Brass tacks: When I assign a pair of Getter/Setter functions on an instantiated struct as properties of a different struct, the Value Receiver from the Getter function fails to respect ..

The title’s pretty much it. ​ I build my blog using a golang-based tool, and I’m currently using highlight.js for syntax highlighting. ​ Thing is, I’d like to drop it for a server-side-based ..

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I had heard rumors about Iris before; How the owner has a tendency to rewrite git history, steal contributions and delete any issues that does not match his own bias that Iris is beloved and amazing. Honestly, ..

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I have a web app. In it I have a package “model” where I have all the model corresponding to the database tables and “handler” where I keep controllers for each type of a resouces: ..

something, err := doSomething() if err != nil { return errors.Wrap(err, "when doing something") } if len(something) == 0 { // Whoops! This will always return nil return errors.Wrap(err, "bad length") } ​ ..

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Hi, ​ I’m trying to set up an diagnostic/non-regression framework, and I want to make it easy for developers to add new cases. The best UX I see would be that you just add a function named ..

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I’m looking to use an RNN model to build a time parser, which would parse natural language queries by catching the time values from them and then convert it to a time in some basic format. Does anyone ..

I think I agree with Mattew 100% Mattew Response I’m really sorry. I don’t mean to dismiss the engineering effort put into esc.go. I know you, David, Cherry, and others have put very significant ..

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Im about to graduate another semester, I’ve been doing some very basic programming stuff for mini projects which involves using sklearn,pandas framework (for datascience python) and using bootstrap ..

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I’ve been messing around w/ Go more and more recently, and have noticed that I often run into the problem of “which package should own these types/structs” My solution has been to create ..

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I know, I’m just a nobody compared to u/petercooper, but I think it’s relevant for the weekly readers to know about this debate started by Peter in the comments. A commenter described it as a witch ..

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Can anyone comment of the quality of this resource? Seems quite in-depth, which is what I’m looking for, being a newbie to Go. Although I’d prefer a guide which doesn’t rely on a framework ..

I’ve been teaching myself competitive programming using Go (yes, I’m aware it’s a better idea to do it with c++, but I currently work in Go and intend to interview with it). I came across ..

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I think its really useful for me. When I want to see what is trending on GitHub. I simply scrap trending repositories and remove the repositories I have already seen (i keep track of that in JSON file). ..

I’m trying to learn the pattern and find myself struggling with the idea of controllers. If anyone has any resources that may help me become more comfortable with the pattern, I’d greatly appreciate ..

Hi there, I’m reading the tutorial https://tour.golang.org/moretypes/11 . Here I don’t understand this: s := []int{2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13} When we re-slice it as: a) s = s[:4] or b) s = s[:0] , the original ..

I’m looking for a way to thread-lock operations that may or may not be blocking. The issue is that some of these tasks may call each other and so deadlocks were occurring. ​ Currently I am using ..

All the refactoring functionality seems to be missing or broken. Like hitting F2 to rename a method had me install gorename, but not sure if I want that since now trying to rename the method gives me an error ..

This two things confuse me a lot. Can anyone give me clear answer? submitted by /u/CrappyFap69 [link] [comments]

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I was curious if you guys knew about any ffjson alternatives for generating json Unmarshal and Marshal methods. They don’t have to be finished projects as I would love to contribute. ​ ffjson ..

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Hey folks, I head up the software engineering team at the company I work for in Leeds, and we’re looking to fill a couple of seats in our office with permanent staff (i.e. this is not a remote role, ..

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I’ve heard that AWS has some services that charges you base on the cpu usage. So this mode is cheap for me cuz I don’t have too much cpu usage. And I really need this charging model. So what ..

ServeMux is an HTTP request multiplexer. It matches the URL of each incoming request against a list of registered patterns and calls the handler for the pattern that most closely matches the URL. Is it named ..

I’m creating a GUI and am having a hard time. It seems like I’m on the right track until I get to treeStore and tv.SetModel, it doesnt like adding this treeStore model to a Treeview. Any help ..

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Hey everyone. I’m fairly new to go and not sure the best way about doing this. I am currently developing a library that will generate code based off open api specs and template files. I have all this ..

For example: when I think of Python, I think of automation and data; when I think of JS, I think of fancy UI’s on websites. I want to know what Go is particularly good for so I can get an idea of what ..

Here is an implementation of Levenberg-Marquardt in golang. https://github.com/maorshutman/lm submitted by /u/maorshut [link] [comments]

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Hi, reddit. I’m beginner in Go. I’m starting 2 or 3 weeks ago in this language. I have mastered the basics. Can you give some tips and advices for beginner? How I can up my skill, some links ..

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Hi everyone, ​ few weeks ago I prepared little tool for my friend’s company to help them organize and manage Mikrotik devices, idea was to parallel SSH and SSL API jobs and use light and portable ..

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