Have Another Cup Of Tea • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-05-04
Have another cup of tea Hi , Go isn't quite dead yet. In fact, it's quite to the contrary, as a JetBrains report and a statistic evaluation by...
The Attack You Invited • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-04-27
The Attack You Invited Hi , Untested code should be generally regarded as insecure, and the absence of *_test.go files in a repository or integration and...
Write, Build, Love, Repeat • The Applied Go Weekly Newsleetter 2025-04-20
Write, Build, Love, Repeat Hi , Programming languages can be like a virus. Some cause a short fever that quickly vanishes, some may infect your for a...
Don't Run In Circles • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-04-13
Don't Run In Circles Hi , Do you know that feeling when you have a task to solve but seem to run in circles, getting nowhere? This is how a compiler must...
Go With The Vibe • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-04-06
Go with the vibe Hi , The software development communities have been getting into heated discussions about vibe coding, where a person with or without...
Contemplating on templates • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-03-30
Contemplating on templates Hi , April is coming, and where I live, this means unsteady weather while Spring slowly unfolds. A good time to learn something...
What are the options? • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-03-23
What are the options? Hi , Fascinating articles grabbed my attention this week: A dead-simple virtual machine that runs no bytecode, a Go-based intro to...
Optimizations, Small And Big • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-03-16
Optimizations, Small And Big Hi , Slow apps are a nuisance and can cost real money. Hence, optimization should always be a regular part of the development...
And "Suddenly", Everything Was Faster • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-03-09
And "Suddenly", Everything Was Faster Welcome back, ! I love success stories. Especially, if they are about software that got faster and used less memory...
The Tiny Tyrants of Technology • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-03-02
The Tiny Tyrants of Technology Hi , How do you debug an app? Do you spread log.Println() calls across the code or start Delve every time? Or a mix of both,...
From Go With Love • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-02-23
From Go With Love Hi , In the ever-evolving IT landscape… No, let me start over. AI is here to stay, and it already made an impact on jobs: Translators,...
You Cannot Simply Kill A Goroutine • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-02-16
You cannot simply kill a goroutine Hi , If you ever worked with system threads or thread libraries of various languages before, didn't you find the amount of...
If You Can Name It, You Can Tame It • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-02-09
If You Can Name It, You Can Tame It Hi , What's in a name? No, I'm not trying to get in a discussion about how to name your variables. This is the #1...
Error ? • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-02-02
Error ? Hi , Go's error handling has always been an easy target for criticism. The philosophy behind Go's "errors are values" concept is that errors should...
A Weak Connection Is Still A Connection • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-01-26
A Weak Connection Is Still A Connection Hi , Pointers have a strong effect on memory management: As long as there is any pointer still pointing to a heap-...
Everyone's Favorite Route • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-01-19
Everyone's Favorite Route Hi , You need marketing, they say. You can build a great product and nobody would take notice if you don't market it, they say. But...
Big Things Will Happen • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-01-12
Big Things Will Happen Hi , Welcome back to the first issue after the winter break! The newsletter is back with the full program: articles, podcasts, quotes,...
Unfamiliar • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2025-01-05
Unfamiliar Happy New Year, ! I hope you had a great holiday season. This is the third issue of the winter pause edition. The newsletter will be back in its...
The Time Between The Years • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2024-12-29
The Time Between The Years Hi , This issue is a winter pause edition. It's a short one, and the next one will be short, too. The newsletter will be back at...
But The Data Will Survive • The Applied Go Weekly Newsletter 2024-12-22
But The Data Will Survive Hi , welcome back! This is the first Holiday season issue with reduced content. As I announced in the previous issue, the...
