#Golang programmer

[wuggen]

"No, we don't need to worry about leaking memory right now", "There's no structure here, just the raw bytes from the client. Just add the endpoint name at the beginning, it's fine", "Yeah we're leaving it to each of the language bindings to parse requests for now, don't worry about it", "If these functions block an async worker thread it'll still work, no worries", "We can worry about synchronizing mutability across the FFI later", and other insane things you might hear from your boss as he casually rakes in weeks to months worth of technical debt over the course of a few days

[heart-ghost-studyblr]

Definitely this counts as productive night of studies.

I arrived early, grabbed my seat, and dive into another incredible Golang SP event at Microsoft Reactor.

During the event, we discussed the simplicity of error handling in Go, which was practically reinforced by creating a CSV file parser, ensuring that any issues encountered are well identified and handled.

[theexodvs]

All the concurrency in the world will not fix crummy algorithms.

[redladypaige]

Me when they ask at the board game store what were here to play and we're only into 4500 years old Chinese games

Me when someone tell us rust is better, but what do you expect we can't rewrite the whole thing

[madlichen]

Go is just Java C

[queenlua]

lmao (from this CTF writeup):

The final step, emitting the target language, which is nowadays often NOT C, is our greatest weakness in 2024. A new generation of engineers and systems folk have discovered the fruits of Chris Lattner's labor and staked their claim on today's software landscape. Unfortunately for reverse engineers, we continue to deal with the Cambrian explosion in binary diversity without commensurate improvements in tools. We eat shit reading worsening pseudo-C approximations of things that are not C. This problem will probably not get solved in the near future. There is no market for a high-quality Rust decompiler. First, no one writes exploits or malware in languages like Rust or Haskell. Unlike C/C++/Obj-C, the Rust/Haskell/etc ecosystems are predominantly open-source further decreasing the need for reverse engineering. Lastly, improved source control and ready availability of managed enterprise services (i.e. GitHub) make first-party loss of source code much rarer nowadays. So like, no one really cares about decompiling Rust other than unfortunate CTF players. Golang is a notable exception. Golang is like, the language for writing malware--great standard library, good cross-platform support, brain-dead easy concurrency, easy cross-compilation, fully static linking, and design with junior programmers in mind. You could shit out a Golang SSH worm in like 200 LoC crushing carts and ketamine no problem. People worry about AGI Skynet hacking the Pentagon to trigger a nuclear holocaust but really it's more gonna be like eastern European dudes rippin' it with some hella gang weed ChatGPT ransomware. So maybe we'll get a good Golang decompiler first?

[transienturl]

whoa they're really doing it. wild.

(also interesting to see the faq post about why they picked golang, and all of its comments from c# programmers going, "really? but... you are microsoft employees... help...")

[hexaredecimal]

Making a compiler

Every programmer out there, new or experienced longs for a chance to create their own programming language and compiler. I am no exception. Months ago I decided to fork an old project on github and develop it in my image. The project was a golang-like unfinished compiler, so I dug in and made changes. I changed the language to resemble a subset of rust, go and ocaml. I plan to add a LLVM backend inspired by the tre golang compiler. I will continue working on it until it kinda works. I still have a lot to do. check out the project on the link below. If you want to contribute submit a pull request.

[govindhtech]

Aurora DSQL: Amazon’s Fastest Serverless SQL Solution

Amazon Aurora DSQL

Availability of Amazon Aurora DSQL is announced. As the quickest serverless distributed SQL database, it provides high availability, almost limitless scalability, and low infrastructure administration for always-accessible applications. Patching, updates, and maintenance downtime may no longer be an operational burden. Customers were excited to get a preview of this solution at AWS re:Invent 2024 since it promised to simplify relational database issues.

Aurora DSQL architecture controlled complexity upfront, according to Amazon.com CTO Dr. Werner Vogels. Its architecture includes a query processor, adjudicator, journal, and crossbar, unlike other databases. These pieces grow independently to your needs, are cohesive, and use well-defined APIs. This architecture supports multi-Region strong consistency, low latency, and global time synchronisation.

Your application can scale to meet any workload and use the fastest distributed SQL reads and writes without database sharding or instance upgrades. Aurora DSQL's active-active distributed architecture provides 99.999 percent availability across many locations and 99.99 percent in one. An application can read and write data consistently without a Region cluster endpoint.

Aurora DSQL commits write transactions to a distributed transaction log in a single Region and synchronously replicates them to user storage replicas in three Availability Zones. Cluster storage replicas are distributed throughout a storage fleet and scale automatically for best read performance. One endpoint per peer cluster region Multi-region clusters boost availability while retaining resilience and connection.

A peered cluster's two endpoints perform concurrent read/write operations with good data consistency and provide a single logical database. Third regions serve as log-only witnesses without cluster resources or endpoints. This lets you balance connections and apps by speed, resilience, or geography to ensure readers always see the same data.

Aurora DSQL benefits event-driven and microservice applications. It builds enormously scalable retail, e-commerce, financial, and travel systems. Data-driven social networking, gaming, and multi-tenant SaaS programs that need multi-region scalability and reliability can use it.

Starting Amazon Aurora DSQL

Aurora DSQL is easy to learn with console expertise. Programmable ways with a database endpoint and authentication token as a password or JetBrains DataGrip, DBeaver, or PostgreSQL interactive terminal are options.

Select “Create cluster” in the console to start an Aurora DSQL cluster. Single-Region and Multi-Region setups are offered.

Simply pick “Create cluster” for a single-Region cluster. Create it in minutes. Create an authentication token, copy the endpoint, and connect with SQL. CloudShell, Python, Java, JavaScript, C++, Ruby,.NET, Rust, and Golang can connect. You can also construct example apps using AWS Lambda or Django and Ruby on Rails.

Multi-region clusters need ARNs to peer. Open Multi-Region, select Witness Region, and click “Create cluster” for the first cluster. The ARN of the first cluster is used to construct a second cluster in another region. Finally, pick “Peer” on the first cluster page to peer the clusters. The “Peers” tab contains peer information. AWS SDKs, CLI, and Aurora DSQL APIs allow programmatic cluster creation and management.

In response to preview user comments, new features were added. These include easier AWS CloudShell connections and better console experiences for constructing and peering multi-region clusters. PostgreSQL also added views, Auto-Analyze, and unique secondary indexes for tables with existing data. Integration with AWS CloudTrail for logging, Backup, PrivateLink, and CloudFormation was also included.

Aurora DSQL now supports natural language communication between the database and generative AI models via a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to boost developer productivity. Installation of Amazon Q Developer CLI and MCP server allows the CLI access to the cluster, allowing it to investigate schema, understand table structure, and conduct complex SQL queries without integration code.

Accessibility

As of writing, Amazon Aurora DSQL was available for single- and multi-region clusters (two peers and one witness region) in AWS US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio), and US West (Oregon) Regions. It was available for single-Region clusters in Ireland, London, Paris, Osaka, and Tokyo.

Aurora DSQL bills all request-based operations, such as read/write, monthly using a single normalised billing unit, the Distributed Processing Unit. Total database size, in gigabytes per month, determines storage costs. You pay for one logical copy of your data in a single- or multi-region peered cluster. Your first 100,000 DPUs and 1 GB of storage per month are free with AWS Free Tier. Find pricing here.

Console users can try Aurora DSQL for free. The Aurora DSQL User Guide has more information, and you may give comments via AWS re:Post or other means.

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] An easy-to-understand guide that helps you get familiar with the basics and advanced concepts in Golang Key Features ● Everything you need to know on how to use Go programming. ● Illustrated Examples on Go Functions, Control Flows, and Arrays. ● Deep Dive into Slices, Maps, Structs, Error Handling and Concurrency in Golang. Description Hands-on Go Programming is designed to get you up and running as fast as possible with Go. You will not just learn the basics but get introduced to how to use advanced features of Golang. The book begins with the basic concepts of Data types, Constants, Variables, Operators, Reassignment, and Redeclaration. Moving ahead, we explore and learn the use of Functions, Control flows, Arrays, Slices, Maps, and Structs using some great examples and illustrations. We then get to know about Methods in Golang. Furthermore, we learn about complex aspects of Golang such as Interfaces,Pointers, Concurrency and Error Handling. By the end, you will be familiar with both the basics and advanced concepts of Go and start developing critical programs working using this language. What you will learn ● Learn Golang syntaxes, control structures and Error Handling in-depth. ● Learn to declare, create and modify Slices, Maps and Struct in Go. ● Build your own concurrent programs with Goroutines and Channels. ● Deep Dive into Error handling in Golang. Who this book is for Anyone who knows basic programming can use this book to upskill themselves in Golang. This book is also for Engineering students, IT/Software professionals, and existing Go programmers. Architects and Developers working in Cloud, Networking, and DevOps can use this book to learn Go programming and apply the knowledge gained to design and build solutions in their respective domains. Table of Contents 1. Chapter 1 Introduction 2. Chapter 2 Functions 3. Chapter 3 Control Flows 4. Chapter 4 Arrays 5. Chapter 5 Slices 6. Chapter 6 Maps 7. Chapter 7 Structs 8. Chapter 8 Methods 9. Chapter 9 Interfaces 10. Chapter 10 Pointers 11. Chapter 11 Concurrency 12. Chapter 12 Error Handling About the Author Sachchidanand Singh is Advanced Analytics, BI and Data Science SME at IBM India Software Labs (ISL), Pune. He is M.Tech from Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani. He has authored more than a dozen technical research papers in IEEE, international computer journals, and national/international conferences. He holds several Patents in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud, and Cognitive domain. Having rich experience in architecture design and solution implementation with technologies like Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence (BI). He is an IEEE reviewer, Technical Program Committee (TPC) member of various national/international conferences, and review board members of the American Journal of Computer Science and Information LinkedIn Profile: www.linkedin.com/in/sachchidanand-singh-67908018 Prithvipal Singh has been working in the IT industry for nearly a decade. He has vast experience working in Java, Golang, Spring, Node.js, and Python. He has expertise in microservice architecture and the cloud domain. He is MCA from Savitribai Phule Pune University. LinkedIn Profile: www.linkedin.com/in/prithvipal-singh-2a7b4b49 ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08XZK346N Publisher ‏ : ‎ BPB Publications; 1st edition (4 March 2021) Language ‏ : ‎ English File size ‏ : ‎ 759 KB

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[tccicomputercoaching]

Best Computer Programming Languages in 2025

In a fast-paced technology world, programming languages keep changing, so it is pertinent students and professionals should always be in the know. For anyone who wants to establish a solid coding career, knowing which languages are in trend can give one an extra advantage. At TCCI-Tririd Computer Coaching Institute, we ensure that our students learn the most current languages suited to excelling in the industry. Let us now check out the best programming languages to learn in 2025.

1. Python

Python has retained its dominance owing to its simplicity, readability, and versatility. The language is often found in the applications of AI, data science, web development, and automation, making it the best pick either for entry-level or expert programmers.

2. JavaScript

Another essential language is JavaScript, which is primarily used in web application development. Even for interactive website features, JavaScript is a base language. For front-end and full-stack development, it boasts extensive support of frameworks such as React and Angular.

3. Java

The turnout of other languages will not change the fact that Java is the leading one used to develop applications for enterprises and Android, as well as backend systems. Java's robust security and scalability make it the darling of the industry.

4. Go(Golang)

The effectiveness, concurrency support, and simplicity that Go presents to developers have made the language fame in most application areas such as cloud computing, microservices, and even backend development.

5. Rust

Hailed for its memory safety and high performance, Rust is quickly gaining popularity as programmers turn increasingly to system-level programming.

6. TypeScript

TypeScript is an increased variant of JavaScript and hence widely considered to be even more suitable for larger applications since it has rigid typing and better maintainability.

7. Swift

Swift is rightfully known as the language for developing apps that run on iOS. Mobile app developers have to use this useful programming language due to performance enhancements and modern syntax.

8. Kotlin

Kotlin is now the default Android programming language altogether and has taken many Java applications by storm. Kotlin has proved to be a powerful language due to its expressive conciseness and interoperability.

9. SQL

SQL or Structured Query Language is still widely used in database management and data analytic applications. As such, it creates a phenomenal skill set required by developers.

10. C#

These features make C# an all-time dominant champion of game development (Unity), enterprise software, and desktop applications.

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At TCCI-Tririd Computer Coaching Institute, we provide expert-led training in these programming languages that ensure our students have an edge in career terms. No matter what your current knowledge is, beginner or an advanced learner, here you could find courses that help in giving hands-on experience to master the coding efficiently.

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Tutorial Structs in Go: A Comprehensive Guide

Discover the power of structs in Go! Master how to define, create, and utilize structs to streamline your code. #GoLang #Programming #Structs

Welcome to our detailed exploration of tutorial structs in Go, a fundamental concept for any Go programmer. Structs help in grouping related data, making it easier to manage and maintain code. In this blog post, we will delve into how to define, create, and utilize structs effectively in Go programming. By understanding structs, you can model complex entities like a Book with properties such as…

[codezup]

Mastering Golang Data Structures: Essential Guide for Programmers

Introduction Mastering Golang data structures is crucial for any developer looking to build efficient, scalable, and robust applications in Go. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of Golang data structures, exploring their implementation, best practices, and optimization techniques. What You Will Learn By the end of this tutorial, you will have a deep understanding…

[precisiotech]

Hire Top Golang Developers- Precisio Technologies

Precisio Technologies is your premier partner when you need to "Hire top Golang developers" to ensure your software projects are robust, scalable, and efficient. With a pool of highly skilled and experienced Golang developers, Precisio Technologies offers a seamless hiring process tailored to meet your specific needs, whether for full-time, part-time, or project-based engagements. By choosing to "Hire top Golang developers" from Precisio Technologies, you gain access to experts who excel in concurrency, modular design, and cloud integration, ensuring that your applications are built to the highest standards. Their client-centric approach, coupled with a commitment to continuous learning and effective communication, guarantees that your projects are handled professionally, delivering innovative and high-quality solutions that align with your business objectives.

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