Issue 327 - The Go team's next steps with generics (22)

(Another) httpmock: Lightweight HTTP Mocking on top of httptest — We recently linked to Jared Morse’s httpmock but have been told about this other option with the same name.

modernc/sqlite: A Now Cgo-Free database/sql SQLite Driver — An in-process implementation of the self-contained, zero-configuration, transactional SQLite database engine, now with its first stable release for linux/amd64 and cgo free for the first time.

Maddy: A Composable All-in-One Mail Server — Can work as an MTA, accept messages via SMTP, store messages and even provide access to them over IMAP.

xmlquery: An XPath Library for Querying XML Documents — For plucking out all elements with certain names or attributes, say.

Moving Forward with the Generics Design Draft — Unfortunately this discussion requires a Google login, but in short the Go team have decided to move forward with the proposed draft design for generics (some background here) with some changes, such as the use of square brackets and the type keyword before type parameters will be dropped.

New Case Studies About Google’s Use of Go — Go has turned out to have a much broader reach than even its creators expected. Its growth in the industry has been phenomenal, and it has powered many Google projects.

Audio From Scratch with Go: Waveform Synthesis — The latest in a series of posts about working with audio from Go covers actually creating wave files from scratch using soundwaves of your own creation.

Making an Asteroids Game with Lorca/Webview and WebAssembly — Brings together some interesting tools to create a retro ‘Asteroids’ clone that can be distributed as a desktop app.

ultimate-go: One Dev's Notes On Working with Go — A very large repo covering many aspects of Go, from syntax to concurrency to data structures and more.

Senior Software Engineer at Even (Anywhere) — Help people break the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle. Build w/ Go, React Native, GraphQL, Postgres, Bazel. Remote encouraged.

Hiring Mid-Level & Seniors North America Remote Go Engineers — Must have good “architecture” skills, solid Go coding skills, and a deep understanding of Go and Kubernetes.

Experimenting with QUIC and WebTransport in Go — WebTransport (which has been called a ‘better WebSocket’ before) is a new browser API for bi-directional client-server messaging. QUIC is a Google-created transport based on UDP. Together, they may form the next standard in real-time web apps.

A Structured HTTP Fields Parser and Serializer for Go — “Structured Field Values for HTTP” is a forthcoming standard to define data types for HTTP headers and trailers (essentially headers that follow chunked HTTP responses). Learn about them and get a cool, Go-based parser as a bonus.

Mocking Techniques for Go — Five techniques for mocking out dependencies in Go that address various situations, including yours, probably. Don’t let clumsy external bits stop you from testing!

go-reddit: A Library for Accessing the Reddit API — For when you want to pull links from Reddit, create a bot, or whatever.

The Easiest Way to Run Redis — Better monitoring, seamless scaling, durable and portable Redis hosting supporting all the latest features.

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