Better HTTP server routing in Go 1.22 - Eli Bendersky's website
An exciting proposal is expected to land in Go 1.22 - enhancing the pattern-matching capabilities of the default HTTP serving multiplexer in the net/http package. The existing multiplexer (http.ServeMux) offers rudimentary path matching, but not much beyond that. This led to a cottage industry of 3rd party libraries to implement more powerful capabilities. I've explored these options in my REST Se
Faster sorting with Go generics - Eli Bendersky's website
Recently, a new set of sorting functions has landed in Go's golang.org/x/exp/slices package [1]. These functions leverage Go generics to provide a more ergonomic API for sorting (without requiring users to implement sort.Interface), and also deliver a nice performance improvement, as the CL demonstrates. In this post, I'll dive deep into why these generic functions are faster than the existing one
To ORM or not to ORM - Eli Bendersky's website
I've been enjoying using Go's database/sql package for working with databases. Recently, some mentions of gorm piqued my curiosity about using ORMs in Go vs. using database/sql directly. Having had some mixed experiences with ORMs in the past, I decided to start with a practical experiment by writing the same simple application with and without gorm, and comparing the results in terms of effort sp
Measuring context switching and memory overheads for Linux threads - Eli Bendersky's website
In this post I want to explore the costs of threads on modern Linux machines, both in terms of time and space. The background context is designing high-load concurrent servers, where using threads is one of the common schemes. Important disclaimer: it's not my goal here to provide an opinion in the threads vs. event-driven models debate. Ultimately, both are tools that work well in some scenarios
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