In past couple of years, there is a rise of new programming language: Go or GoLang. Nothing makes a developer crazy than a new programming language, right?
I googled test patterns in Go, then I invoked the Spirits of the Core Library. As soon as I realised where to look at, I finally saw a sign. It was Brad Fitzpatrick.
After my last post and generally the kind of indirect advertising I’m doing to the Go programming language for a few months now, I heard about and talked with a lot of people who started being interes
or the past few years, the programming language Go (golang) is growing in popularity. I was a big fan of Python and I primarily used Python in my hobby projects three years ago. Now, I use Go…
This site will show how to write the concurrency section of A Tour of Go in Haskell. A Tour of Go is a famous tutorial of Go. Haskell has concurrency features similar to Go: lightweight thread, channel, etc.. So it should be interesting to compare equivalent concurrent programs in Haskell and Go.
When looking for a new backend language, I naturally went from Python to the new cool kid: Go. But after only one week of Go, I realised that Go was only half of a progress. Better suited to my needs than Python, but too far away from the developer experience I was enjoying when doing Elm in the frontend. So I gave Rust a try.