Mario Verbelen
@MarioVerbelen
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GoLang is the best backend programming language
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When we have some asynchronous work(like user lookup from DB). We use a resolver just to keep the main code readable and very easy to understand
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Random code post
Did you know that you can customize your json instead of adding json tags in your struct
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@ThePrimeagen
As a senior I avoid else
_, err := io.ReadAll(res.Body)
if err ! = nil {
return false
}
return true
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@bigboxSWE
I don't think I can sell C to backend dev's. This is why I have chosen Go. It feels the closest next step beyond scripting languages for performance.
At least there is a garbage collection behind their ass and a great safety on overflows.
I know it's a skill issue but demanding
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@RyanEls4
Its funny but half true,
Linux closes programs correctly by default, but it is easy to send SIGKILL
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@ThePrimeagen
Go is amazing for many reasons compared to many languages.
The problem is, I can't tell it to everyone, because then I'm a goLang evangelist and I will be ignored.
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@svpino
This culture feels very bad. We don't tip at all here, the waiters have a normal salary.
The waiters should just stay home, working for free and begging for money is very disrespectful as an employer.
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@bresai09
The main reasons for me are the developer experience by simplicity and the performance (by the builtin support for concurrent programming)
So you have very good support on typing, fast builds, low latency, good memory control, single binary ...
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@iammemeloper
I have no issues with this, just learn to live with it
it helps you to cleanup
the times I find unused stuff in other languages is mostly very confusing
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@nixcraft
If you go to a store ... there are 2 brands pushed in your face. There are still many that don't even know Linux exists.
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@enjojoyy
Think of LSD (Lean Software Development), make your projects with less as possible dependencies. Elon also has the principle of removing what has no extra value to the end product.
Learn to work with the standard library and the world will open his secrets
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@nixcraft
A database is a structured set of data held in a computer according chatGPT
So yes it is a database but with a horrible interface
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Embrace the benefits of error checking. There are others that just try to catch errors
🔥Live Now 🔥
Writing some Go and just building Go school
come join for all the if err != nil
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@elonmusk
@ThierryBreton
@EU_Commission
@DigitalEU
I hope that there will be no censoring and we keep freedom of speech
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@daboigbae
The good thing about Linux is that you can make multiple adjustments and use it like a mac or windows without the frustration of stupid settings. Especially when you love simplicity.
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@ThePrimeagen
I love coding with pointers. I missed them when I stopped using C for other languages. And I'm glad they're doing great in Go.
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Happy birthday
I use Linux for 25 years now, It's crazy to think that the kernel was only 7y old
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@Safety
I fully agree, as long as the transparent trace exists. Just to avoid this being seen as censorship
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@trshpuppy
The problem starts with frameworks and dependencies. In other words laziness because "smart people" has solved their problems why should we need to learn ...
When you learn about the low level of everything then you see so many issues you can't even imagine 😭
Even the smallest
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@dev_avocado
Yeah I hate that, cropped pictures
I open them regularly in a new tab to see what is hidden due to design
design vs usability is a concern
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Nice I didn't know what a "way" was releated to L1 cache lookups
I really love those type of talks about the real deal
Thx
@ThePrimeagen
for the question to
@cmuratori
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@linuxopsys
I started with redhat biltmore 4.2 and compiled many kernels for the hardware in that time (around 1997) because the default was to bloated and slow
I switched many distro's but every time they started to get bloated I switched again. I have tuned so many systems that I smell
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I sure that
@ThePrimeagen
will have a nice time in the coming 2 years
The team around me is now one month in the journey and the reactions are unbelievable great
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@kose__suat
💯
My use case is for data driven work and recommendations on websites and I have the feeling there is the right place for Go
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@loftwah
Cutting costs doesn't improve performance while working on performance will cut costs
except if your performance tuning is adding memory and CPU like almost everybody does
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@CodeToCreation
The degree can help as kickstart, but self taught is the only good way in whole tech to get anywhere you want.
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When I see my Feb circle, I instantly hear "You are beautiful no matter what they say" (Christina Aguilera)
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@ThePrimeagen
Is capitalizing confusing? or do you have another reason why you call this a flaw?
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@hernandoabella
On my first tech job I created a redhat biltmore(4.2) smtp gateway on a 486 laptop 50 mb disk and 4 mb memory with a broken screen. We had no budget for servers, so being creative was really fun
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@Brindlestone1
@myfabulousfind1
@il0venostalgia
I think the biggest driver is the instant gratification that technology provides.
As a result, they have reduced development around patience and retrying.
They can't even watch a movie without a gsm in hand in case there's a little boring moment.
I hope that there are those who
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@XerifeRicWoody
just starting is the most difficult part I guess and click on the get started button on the website
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