Hacker News with Generative AI: Golang

Asdf Version Manager Has Been Re-Written in Golang (stratus3d.com)
Over the last year I’ve rewritten asdf in Go. I’m excited to announce that the rewrite was released last Wednesday as asdf version 0.16.0!

Programming, Software, New Releases, Golang

32 points by Stratus3D 14 days ago | 2 comments

Proposal: Sync/v2: New Package (github.com/golang)
The math/rand/v2 package has been successful. Let's consider another v2 package: sync/v2.

Programming, Golang, Libraries, Software Development, Open Source

5 points by mmastrac 18 days ago | 0 comments

Discussion: Reduce error handling boilerplate in Golang using '?' (github.com/golang)

Golang, Programming, Error Handling, Software Development

48 points by omani 23 days ago | 91 comments

How we centralized and structured error handling in Golang (olivernguyen.io)
Handling errors in Go is simple and flexible – yet no structure!

Golang, Programming, Error Handling

171 points by thunderbong 65 days ago | 256 comments

Golang 1.24 is looking seriously awesome (upsun.com)
The Golang team just released the first release candidate of Golang 1.24. At Upsun, we use Golang extensively for everything in our hot path, especially for the routing of HTTP requests throughout our infrastructure. Here is what we are looking forward to the most.

Golang, Programming Languages, New Releases, Software

5 points by bpx51 65 days ago | 1 comments

An Open Source Content Management System on Golang (spurtcms.com)
spurtCMS, an open-source CMS by Golang enthusiasts at Piccosoft Software Labs India, prioritizes speed, performance, and tailored solutions for diverse content delivery needs, aiming to redefine the CMS development landscape.

Open Source, Golang, Software

11 points by geordee 68 days ago | 4 comments

Ask HN: Is the Golang ecosystem health declining? (ycombinator.com)
Hello there!<p>I recently moved back into a devops/sre position and I'm again working with kubernetes and many golang-based tools.<p>I've been away (working with different technologies) for a "few years".<p>It's been a couple of months now and I'm stumbling in Go-based code repositories from github that either won't compile or are unofficially abandoned (last commit from 5 years ago, the README.md does not explicitly mention them being abandoned).<p>Hence the question: is the golang ecosystem health declining?

Golang, DevOps, SRE, Open Source, Software Development

11 points by znpy 69 days ago | 6 comments

Designing a distributed circuit breaker in Golang (getconvoy.io)
One of the major problems of designing a webhook delivery system is designing around bad/zombie endpoints. Zombie endpoints are dead endpoints that fail continuously and, over time, clog up your queues, create back pressure, and delay event delivery to legitimate webhook endpoints. Circuit breakers are the best-known mechanism for dealing with unreliable HTTP API endpoints, preventing failures from upstream services from cascading into our system.

Golang, Distributed Systems, Circuit Breakers

18 points by subomi 70 days ago | 1 comments

Lies we tell ourselves to keep using Golang (2022) (fasterthanli.me)
In the two years since I've posted I want off Mr Golang's Wild Ride, it's made the rounds time and time again, on Reddit, on Lobste.rs, on HackerNews, and elsewhere.

Golang, Programming Languages, Software Development, Personal Opinions, Confessions

342 points by reillyse 86 days ago | 511 comments

Hyrum’s Law in Golang (abenezer.org)
I recently stumbled upon an intriguing comment while exploring the Go codebase.

Golang, Programming, Software Development, Principles

317 points by thunderbong 92 days ago | 183 comments

Show HN: ZQDGR a Script Runner for Golang (github.com/juls0730)
ZQDGR is Zoe's Quick and Dirty Golang Runner. This is a simple tool that lets you run a go project in a similar way to how you would use npm. ZQDGR lets you watch files and rebuild your project as you make changes. ZQDGR also includes an optional websocket server that will notify listeners that a rebuild has occurred, this is very useful for live reloading when doing web development with Go.

Golang, Software Development, Tools, Web Development

21 points by zoezoezoezoe 96 days ago | 7 comments

Show HN: HTML-to-Markdown – convert entire websites to Markdown with Golang/CLI (github.com/JohannesKaufmann)
A robust html-to-markdown converter that transforms HTML (even entire websites) into clean, readable Markdown. It supports complex formatting, customizable options, and plugins for full control over the conversion process.

Tools, Programming, HTML, Markdown, Golang

360 points by JohannesKauf 103 days ago | 47 comments

A Golang pipeline abomination (poxate.com)
In this project, we need to overlay a looping short music track over a long voice soundtrack.

Golang, Audio Processing, Programming, Music

21 points by kermerlerper 110 days ago | 8 comments

Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again (moritzhamann.com)
For the last few months my Raspberry Pi 4 was happily running on my desk, tucked away next to the monitor. It's serving a small web app in golang on the internal network and tailscale. I've never noticed any latency problems with it, so it took me by surprise when I deployed some OCaml experiments on the Pi and observed a lot of HTTP connection timeouts and name resolution errors while fetching some URLs concurrently.

Networking, Raspberry Pi, Performance, Golang, OCaml

32 points by mrtz 135 days ago | 20 comments

Show HN: htmgo - build simple and scalable systems with golang + htmx (htmgo.dev)
htmgo is a lightweight pure go way to build interactive websites / web applications using go & htmx.

Golang, Web Development, HTMX, Libraries, Open Source

166 points by maddalax 145 days ago | 81 comments

Prep: Golang Comptime (github.com/pijng)
prep is a small Go tool that enables compile-time function evaluation. By using prep.Comptime, you can evaluate functions at build time, replacing them with their computed results. Just like comptime from Zig. Except it's not.

Golang, Programming Languages, Tools, Compilers

106 points by Seb-C 146 days ago | 25 comments

Ergo: Actor-based Framework for creating event-driven architecture in Golang (github.com/ergo-services)
The Ergo Framework is an implementation of ideas, technologies, and design patterns from the Erlang world in the Go programming language.

Golang, Event-driven Architecture, Frameworks, Actor Model, Erlang

5 points by thunderbong 169 days ago | 0 comments

Goja: A Golang JavaScript Runtime (jtarchie.com)
This post explores [Goja](https://github.com/dop251/goja), a JavaScript runtime library in the Golang ecosystem. Goja stands out as a powerful tool for embedding JavaScript within Go applications, offering unique advantages when manipulating data and exposing an SDK that doesn’t require a `go build` step.

Golang, JavaScript, Runtime Libraries, Programming Languages

111 points by mihaitodor 169 days ago | 35 comments

Ask HN: How to Start as Golang Developer? (ycombinator.com)

Golang, Programming, Career Advice

11 points by v_ignatyev 171 days ago | 8 comments

Mastering ISO 8583 Message Networking with Golang (alovak.com)

Golang, Networking, ISO 8583

43 points by alovak 176 days ago | 7 comments

Golang Interpreter Written in PHP (github.com/tuqqu)

Golang, PHP, Programming Languages, Interpreters

176 points by hu3 180 days ago | 74 comments

Introduction to Golang Preemption Mechanisms (unskilled.blog)