Issue 277 - The videos from GopherCon 2019 are here (20)

go-github: A Client for the GitHub API — This is for GitHub’s REST-based v3 API. For the v4 GraphQL API you need this instead.

Gorilla WebSocket: A WebSocket Implementation for Go — A long standing, stable library. v1.4.1 just came out fixing a DoS vulnerability.

Lossy: Simulate Bandwidth, Latency and Packet Loss for net.PacketConn and net.Conn Interfaces — Test the resiliency of your programs and their outgoing connections by making them less reliable.

▶  28 Videos from GopherCon 2019 — GopherCon 2019 took place last month in San Diego, California, and was packed with great talks. If you didn’t get to go, now is a perfect time to catch up. Some of the highlights we've checked out so far:

Reverse Engineering Go Binaries using Radare 2 and Python — Radare is a flexible toolset that can disassemble binaries, perform data forensics, visualize data structures, and more, and it’s happy working with Go-produced binaries too.

gopy: Generate CPython Extensions from Go Packages — If you want to write Python modules in Go, check this out. It works with Go 1.12, though is untested on Windows.

▶  The Infrastructure Effect — The latest episode of the fantastic Command Line Heroes podcast covers both Go and COBOL in the context of programming languages being used to build and maintain digital infrastructure.

Join Our Fully Remote Team Building the Next Generation of Fulfillment Software — Design and build a highly scalable platform that seamlessly manages the distribution operations of our clients.

Reduce Struct Size by Laying Out Attributes Accordingly — A quick but useful tip on how memory works when defining a struct.

How to Control the Rich Terminal UI — By the creator of go-prompt, the first post in a three-part series. This one covers VT-100 escape sequences and some terminal history.

How to Write Go Code and Make It Run on Adafruit Feather or Arduino — TinyGo is the key ingredient in this recipe.

▶  Taking Go Beyond the Browser with WebAssembly — A tight and tidy 35 minute talk cover the basics of bringing Go and JavaScript together, using WebAssembly with Go, and the future of the technologies involved.

Are You a Go Developer? Stream Has a Job for You — Stream is looking for a talented Go developer with a passion for building scalable infrastructure. Apply now.

Do You Need Golang or Kubernetes Training? — We offer on-site corporate training for engineers that want to learn Go (Golang) or Kubernetes. Having trained over 4,000 engineers since 2013, we have carefully crafted these classes for students to get as much value as possible.

20 Patterns to Watch for in Engineering Teams — GitPrime's new book draws together some of the most common software team dynamics, observed in working with hundreds of enterprise engineering organizations. Actionable insights to help you debug your development process with data. Get your copy.

Find A Job Through Vettery — Vettery specializes in dev roles and is completely free for job seekers.

Fast And Reliable CI/CD. Pay Only For What You Use — Built for developer productivity, Semaphore 2.0 allows you to model any CI/CD workflow with fully customizable, powerful pipelines. With the new pricing model you pay only for what you use. Sign up free with GitHub and give it a run-through.