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26/06/2021

Developers can easily support Go apps
There’s a serious advantage for those who aren’t ready to hire a Go expert for support and maintenance! Go code has clear and neat syntax and requires little effort to learn, so the developers you already work with can learn all they need to within just a couple of days. This will allow your developers to support your existing app. Moreover, Go developers have quite a number of online courses available and lots of tools to work with:

Automatic documentation. GoDoc automatically generates documentation from Go code. With GoDoc, you get structured and formatted technical documentation that includes cool features such as cross-referencing, code examples, and even links to the version control repository.

26/06/2021

Use Go for a range of apps
Go is a really flexible language, able to solve a lot of problems. You can use it for system and network programming, big data, machine learning, audio and video editing, and more.

Get more performance and a wider audience for your app
Similarly to C or C++, Go is a compiled language and doesn’t require any interpretation. Correspondingly, the absence of an interpreter frees up power and gives a Go-built app way more performance, which will surely be appreciated by users. Moreover, Go knows how to properly manage allocated memory.

More good news is that a Go-based app is less demanding in terms of system requirements. This is good for users with older devices, as they’ll get to enjoy your app too. And with more people using your app, you’ll be getting more money.

25/06/2021

Spend less time and money to develop an app
You don’t need a huge tech stack if you’re using Go for your project. Apps created in Go actually compile to native machine code and don’t need any interpreter or virtual machine. This also means that Go apps will work faster and won’t require the warming up we’ve just mentioned.

25/06/2021

What are the advantages of using Go for your project?
Why Go language is popular? Besides the cute mascot, Go brings a whole set of advantages. The language began rising almost as soon as it was released back in 2009. It quickly started drifting from the #65 language toward the top positions around the world. Then Business Insider called Go the hottest programming language of 2016. According to the TIOBE index, Go’s rating went way up and a bit down in 2017, but in 2018 it has continuously gone up as shown in the graph below.

24/06/2021

What is Go?
Go, or Golang, is an open source programming language. It’s statically typed and produces compiled machine code binaries. Developers say that Google's Go language is the C for the twenty-first century when it comes to syntax. However, this new programming language includes tooling that allows you to safely use memory, manage objects, collect garbage, and provide static (or strict) typing along with concurrency.

The world was first introduced to Go in 2009 thanks to Google’s Rob Pike, Robert Griesemer, and Ken Thompson. The main goal of creating Go was to combine the best features of other programming languages:

Ease of use together with state-of-the-art productivity

High-level efficiency along with static typing

Advanced performance for networking and the full use of multi-core power

24/06/2021

If you’re planning to create or streamline an app for your business, start by choosing the proper technology. In a world of speedy changes, business owners often resort to Ruby as it allows them to create an app truly fast. But why use Golang? Developers often claim that Go is perfect for building projects with high security, high speed, and high modularity, for example in the FinTech industry. Moreover, with this language, your developers don’t need to build up a tower of Python, Bundler, WSGI, Redis, and other technologies. All the necessary tools are within Go itself. In this post, we take a closer look at what Go is, its pros and cons, and when to use Go (what projects can benefit from this programming language).

23/06/2021

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Fuzzing is a type of automated testing which continuously manipulates inputs to a program to find issues such as panics or bugs. These semi-random data mutations can discover new code coverage that existing unit tests may miss, and uncover edge case bugs which would otherwise go unnoticed. Since fuzzing can reach these edge cases, fuzz testing is particularly valuable for finding security exploits and vulnerabilities.
https://blog.golang.org/

23/06/2021

Let's start talking about what we - the Go community - might want to change about Go.

Let's start talking about what we - the Go community - might want to change about Go.

23/06/2021

Welcome. Let's go and explore Go