Go: a simple programming environment
Go: a simple programming environment 9 Nov 2012 Andrew Gerrand Google Inc. Video A video of this talk was recorded at Øredev in Malmö, Sweden in November 2012. Watch the talk on Vimeo 2 Background 3 Why a new language? Motivated by our needs at Google. We need: Efficiency Safety Concurrency Scalability Fast development cycle No surprises A cute mascot 4 Design "Consensus drove the design. Nothing
Using inotify to speedup your learning and experimenting
Recently I have started learning go. It is fun to learn something new, However this time just to make the feedback loop faster, I wrote a small bash script (by collecting fragments from all over the internet) using inotify. Here it is: #!/bin/bash #Author: Khaja Minhajuddin #Wait for go files to be modified and then execute them #Dependency: inotify-tools #Install on ubuntu using: apt-get install
GVM: the Go Version Manager | Moovweb Blog
We’ve been using Google’s new language, Go, for some components in the latest version of our proxy. So far, it’s been a great experience. The language is elegant and fast – just what we need. When developing an application or a library in Go, one of the frustrating points is keeping up to date with the most recent versions of the language. There can be breaking changes with each release, and to ma
From zero to Go: launching on the Google homepage in 24 hours - The Go Programming Language
The program’s request handler parses the URL to determine which element is selected for each component, draws the appropriate images on top of the background image, and serves the result as a JPEG. If an error occurs, a default image is served. There’s no point serving an error page because the user will never see it - the browser is almost certainly loading this URL into an image tag. Implementat
The Go image/draw package - The Go Programming Language
Nigel Tao 29 September 2011 Introduction Package image/draw defines only one operation: drawing a source image onto a destination image, through an optional mask image. This one operation is surprisingly versatile and can perform a number of common image manipulation tasks elegantly and efficiently. Composition is performed pixel by pixel in the style of the Plan 9 graphics library and the X Rende
The Go image package - The Go Programming Language
Nigel Tao 21 September 2011 Introduction The image and image/color packages define a number of types: color.Color and color.Model describe colors, image.Point and image.Rectangle describe basic 2-D geometry, and image.Image brings the two concepts together to represent a rectangular grid of colors. A separate article covers image composition with the image/draw package. Colors and Color Models Col
The Laws of Reflection - The Go Programming Language
Rob Pike 6 September 2011 Introduction Reflection in computing is the ability of a program to examine its own structure, particularly through types; it’s a form of metaprogramming. It’s also a great source of confusion. In this article we attempt to clarify things by explaining how reflection works in Go. Each language’s reflection model is different (and many languages don’t support it at all), b
Writing web apps with Go, Nginx and FastCGI
So, a couple of years ago a bunch of smart people from Google got together and created a new programming language. Go was envisioned to be a bit of a killer language, offering both the reduced development time and flexibility of a scripting language while keeping the raw speed of a compiled, optimised low level language. It has a lot of nifty little features that help gloss over the more headache
paulbellamy.com - Introducing Mango
Introducing Mango 26 May, 2011 What? Mango is a modular web-application framework for Go, inspired by Rack and PEP333. It is most of all a framework for other modules, and apps. It takes a list of middleware, and an application, and compiles them into a single http server object. The middleware and apps are written in a functional style, which keeps everything very self-contained. It aims to make
Go: It's Not Just For Google
This document discusses Go programming concepts including concurrency, reflection, interfaces, and generics. It provides examples of using channels for concurrency, reflecting over types, implementing interfaces, and defining generic functions. The examples demonstrate capabilities like mapping and reducing over collections, duplicating values, and applying transformations.Read less
Google I/O 2011: Writing Web Apps in Go
Andrew Gerrand, Rob Pike Web back-end languages tend to be a matter of "Speed, reliability, or simplicity: pick one." Not any more. The Go Programming Language is a rock-solid, productive, and high-performance platform for building web applications (and other types of software). Join the Go team for an entertaining, in-depth look at the development and deployment of a Go web application.
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