UPDATE: You can watch a video of me giving this talk at Gophercon 2019:
How I write Go HTTP services after seven years
UPDATE: You can watch a video of me giving this talk at Gophercon 2019:
I was offered $1 million for my Go package — and I said No.
If only I were more like Dr EvilOK — now the headline has you, let me explain what happened. I wrote an abstraction package over a schemaless database which provided a set of JSON/HTTP APIs for storing any kind of data. Go was the perfect language for such a project, and the codebase was (after a couple of rewrites) elegant and pretty sexy. Mixed in with some other useful features that schemaless
Programmers, please don’t store passwords
If you ever forget your password on a website and they send you an email saying; “Here’s your password, remember: ScoldingABanana” — then they are storing your password. I don’t like that. I don’t think websites should store passwords. “What are you talking about — surely they HAVE to store the password, otherwise how do they know whether users have entered the correct one when logging in?” I’m so
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The http.HandlerFunc wrapper technique in #golang
