Replying to @webology
#golang
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I figured out how to automate the deployment of a #golang server to
@awscloud fargate. This is a s close to
#serverless as it gets for a project that still needs a server (we are testing
UDP and TCP timeouts in #cellular #iot networks).
https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/NAT-TestServer/pull/8
Replying to @BijanRahnema
@BijanRahnema There is also a #golang
channel on the {fradev} slack: https://fradev.herokuapp.com/
What I made today:
https://github.com/dothiv/clickcounter-iframe/blob/master/README.md #golang
#microwebservice
Frankfurt #golang meetup is starting in a few minutes
@zentrale_ffm:
http://www.meetup.com/Frankfurt-Gophers-Meetup/events/199311782/
The March Towards #Golang - http://zef.me/6191/the-march-towards-go
In http://notes.ericjiang.com/posts/751
@ericrjiang debunks "advantages" of #nodejs
and explains why you might be better off with #golang or #Python.
https://github.com/dothiv/translations-updater/blob/f518e2865d4159f81939b5e8d857c0c588b429e5/util/loader_test.go#L23
is my find of the day. #golang has a built-in mock webserver for testing.
http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/5/7/update-on-disqus-its-still-about-realtime-but-go-demolishes.html
tells that @disqus reduced server load a lot by
switching from #Python to #Golang. And that they run on 5 machines.
http://aerokode.com/blog/go-is-boring #golang is boring
#golang examples: http://golang-examples.tumblr.com
It seems there is no easy/obvious way to test command line code in #golang …
@AndreasLeicher what are you guys using
for mocking in your #golang tests?
It's a real pleasant experience to git push a #golang package and be able to
install it anywhere with "go get …" immediately.
Brilliant! #golang is its own package manager:
http://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Remote_import_paths
Finished the first chapters of @goinaction and
I'm hooked. #golang looks like fun. Many stuff which turns me away from #python
seems fixed.