Golang, the open-source programming language started in-house at Google, is turning 8 years old come November. Is Go — often called golang — just an attempt by a big-name tech player to brand itself as an industry leader (like Microsoft tries to do with C#) or lock people in to a...
Try to market something to me, but make what you're trying to market look more valuable than it is and convince me to buy it. Now I'm going to pretend you're calling me on the phone and ask what you're calling for. Hello, what did you call for? Act as a Commit Message ...
So why did ING decide to use Google’s framework even though it was still struggling with the problems of the beta version? The creators of ING Business decided to choose this SDK due to: Cohesive UI for Android and iOS Reduced cost of application development Quick implementation of new ...
Golang executable files get too large for reasons that are not relevant to server software with long-running processes, like CockroachDB, and its incurred space cost is particularly inconvenient for large, feature-rich programs.
The concept of distroless is a popular idea in the world of containers. The idea is to package applications in container images while at the same time removing as much of the operating system as possible (package managers, libraries, shells, etc). This
Migrating everything by hand would be something of a nightmare. Writing a program to do this is probably overkill, so here’s how I did it inbash: # Go through each post.forpost_path in dwmkerr.com/content/post/*.md;doecho"Found$post_path"filename=$(basename --"$post_path")filenam...
Google Firebase offers low data transfer charges, various cloud functions, and other functionalities that make it easy to create, support, and launch mobile apps. The Firebase No-cost Spark Plan doesn’t cost you a lot, but it comes up with certain limitations as well. Read also: The Benef...
Go also gets some points here because of Google supports it, and you can be confident that critical enterprise libraries will be available. So, far no surprises. We have come up with the usual suspects, Java and C#. If this was 2008, we’d be done. But it isn’t, and we’re not...
In 2003 he did an interview and told some incredible things. “I really don’t like programming. I built this tool to program less so that I could simply reuse code … I don’t know how to stop it, there was never any intention to write a programming language […]. I don’t know...
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