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Shubh Srivastava
Shubh Srivastava @ThatSneakyCoder · Feb 7
All these working and tested ✅

Next up I'll set up the analytics service.

For the organization service I'll take help of AI to speed write apis and not waste too much time on easy and repetitive tasks. https://t.co/C8f6QHZfqu
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Shubh Srivastava
Shubh Srivastava @ThatSneakyCoder · Feb 5
Most people just know about HTTP status codes.

But, do you know gRPC codes?

Below are 16 important gRPC status codes 👇 https://t.co/jsWiQ53phD
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Matt Boyle
Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle · Feb 3
we (@ona_hq) have opened a new initiative to support open source projects!

If you’re building or maintaining OSS, you can get up to $200/month in AI credits.

Details in the comments. I'll accelerate all Go applications and would actually love to contribute to a couple of
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Jesús Espino
Jesús Espino @jespinog · Feb 3
I just re-published on youtube my @fosdem talk recording about the Go Green Tea garbage collector: https://t.co/8VYScoR1uj

Also, I added the slides to my speaker deck: https://t.co/ZjCAPPJsiv

Other recordings of talks are already available here too: https://t.co/etwS65t6Wj
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Shubh Srivastava
Shubh Srivastava @ThatSneakyCoder · Feb 1
I had to properly spend time with pen and paper to understand implicit interface conversion in golang.

I was struggling a lot with it to be honest.

It clicked finally. https://t.co/0hJ2NVhukl
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Busta🔸
Busta🔸 @grandbusta · Jan 31
Just shipped Jone v0.2.0 🎉

A database migration tool for Golang with a fluent schema builder.

What's new:
- Full MySQL dialect
- Connection pooling config
- Clearer error messages
- BTREE/HASH/FULLTEXT index support

PostgreSQL ✅ MySQL ✅

https://t.co/JZtWXlAUzK
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 30
project update: Introducing flowguard, a thread safe distributed rate limiter written in golang.
> implements algorithms like token bucket and sliding window
> suitable for single-instance applications (In-Memory) and distributed microservices (Redis).
> native adapters to plugin https://t.co/6WcUupnhWz
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 29
nearly wrapping up my golang rate limiter project:
> implemented token bucket and sliding window algorithms
> added unit tests and middleware support for std http lib , fiber, echo.
> included example code for the adapters
> currently exploring load testing with k6/grafana not https://t.co/mBvJ8xL01g
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Rez Moss
Rez Moss @rez_moss · Jan 28
A high-performance Go package for detecting disposable/temporary email addresses https://t.co/7YyuvXtuV8
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 26
so after reading a few rate limiting repos (including uber-go), I realized implementing one algorithm isn’t that hard, the challenge is building a distributed system that combines multiple algorithms. So naturally, I decided to do exactly that. https://t.co/uKj4yumGeu
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Jesús Espino
Jesús Espino @jespinog · Jan 26
New article: The Go Linker 🔗

How object files become one executable:
↔ Symbol resolution across packages
↔ Dead code elimination
↔ Patching placeholder addresses
↔ Writing ELF/Mach-O/PE

The finale of my compiler series! 👇

https://t.co/67Rc97eFSw

#golang #go #compilers
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 26
will be studying uber-go/ratelimit repository to understand there implementation of leaky bucket algorithm, thanks @Hi_Mrinal for the tweet
https://t.co/hu0I9IGulN https://t.co/gg4ykHVjeN
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Busta🔸
Busta🔸 @grandbusta · Jan 24
🚀 Just released Jone - a Knex-inspired database migration tool for Go!

✅ Fluent schema builder
✅ --dry-run mode
✅ PostgreSQL support

More features coming soon including a query builder.

Github: https://t.co/JZtWXlAUzK

Please drop a ⭐️ https://t.co/qyisMzpYy6
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 24
working on my second golang project, implementing a rate limiter from scratch
> token bucket algorithm
> leaky bucket algorithm
> fixed sliding window counter
> variable sliding window counter
goated blog btw ;) @jerkeyray https://t.co/iVe8uBehh0
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Matt Boyle
Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle · Jan 23
If you're looking for something to read this weekend, @func25 just shipped chapter 7 of the Anatomy of Go!

Chapter 7 adds 150+ new pages and digs into how Go memory really works.

I remain confident that no other Go book goes to the depth that this one does.

If you already https://t.co/in0UEj3SKh
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Aryan Srivastava
Aryan Srivastava @yetanothercode · Jan 21
So after exploring observability in Go — structured logging, metrics, monitoring, distributed tracing, OpenTelemetry, New Relic etc..
Moving to the testing side - unit tests, integration tests https://t.co/s7rxiwgl6t
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Obsidian Blaze
Obsidian Blaze @wiz0money · Jan 18
I honestly can't thank @MattJamesBoyle enough for the addition of `goflow` to bytesizego. The streak makes me do something Go-related every day.
This has been a fun little thing I do on the side daily.
You too can:
https://t.co/9GrZpmClXg
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vg
vg @vaibhavi0601 · Jan 15
Bangalore Gophers!!

We're hosting a Go + AI meet-up this Sat, Jan 17. Join fellow Gophers to explore how Go is powering the next wave of AI infrastructure.

Learn more here : https://t.co/w38XWgTFsr
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Govind Tiwari
Govind Tiwari @Govind_tiwari_ · Jan 14
Must try Go Concurrency exercises !!

https://t.co/7rumHokd8H https://t.co/xVCT74yl6y
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Jesús Espino
Jesús Espino @jespinog · Jan 12
Just published my latest post where I walk through how the Go compiler turns optimized SSA into actual machine code. The final step where abstract operations become bytes your CPU executes.

Check it out here👉 https://t.co/vkfzVSJsHF

#golang #go #compilers
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Aryan Srivastava

Aryan Srivastava

@yetanothercode

Backend engineer | Building distributed systems | GitHub: https://t.co/cm5rzBB7Zc

198 Followers
6 Contributions
Shubh Srivastava

Shubh Srivastava

@ThatSneakyCoder

Sharing no BS content on backend engineering. On my solo journey to build enterprise software people actually need.

335 Followers
3 Contributions
Jesús Espino

Jesús Espino

@jespinog

Open Source enthusiast. Public Speaker. Working at @ona_hq. Blog: https://t.co/j3Rl2EHXuY

1.3K Followers
3 Contributions
Matt Boyle

Matt Boyle

@MattJamesBoyle

Head of Product, Design & Engineering @ona_hq. previously ran Dev Ex @cloudflare. @golang fan boy.

14.4K Followers
2 Contributions
Busta🔸

Busta🔸

@grandbusta

Serial Builder | Senior Software Engineer | Systems Engineer | MF Polymath | Building @TheClawKin | Fellow @Trae_ai | Music Production

1.5K Followers
2 Contributions
Rez Moss

Rez Moss

@rez_moss

🛠️ Building scalable online businesses & cloud solutions—X at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship ✨ ☁️https://t.co/jWbMHbAMaa like 👉#golang #aws

760 Followers
1 Contributions
Obsidian Blaze

Obsidian Blaze

@wiz0money

I can say 'Hello world' in Java, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Go, and PHP. An eccentric software engineer and a lover of good music, chess, and poetry. 🥂

202 Followers
1 Contributions
vg

vg

@vaibhavi0601

building @getmaximai, previously @google

213 Followers
1 Contributions
Govind Tiwari

Govind Tiwari

@Govind_tiwari_

Building with Node.js. Learning Go to make my code (and coffee) faster.

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