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Daily Golang Issue #10 (2024-08-23)

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    ⚡️ Latest

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    Here is the list of discovered interesting blog posts, videos, and projects that are worth checking out.

    📝 Blog Posts

    • Solving the Expression Problem in Go
      • This article delves into the “expression problem” in programming, which refers to the challenge of adding new data types and operations to a program in a type-safe way. The author explains how to address this problem in Go, offering patterns and examples to implement flexible and extensible code.
    • Testing CLI tools in Go by John Arundel
    • Go Enums Still Suck
      • This article revisits the topic of enums in Go, discussing the limitations and challenges developers face when implementing them in the language. The author critiques the current state of enums in Go and suggests ways to work around these issues, despite Go’s lack of native enum support.
    • Does Go Have Subtyping?

    📹 Videos

    🛠️ Projects

    • EchoVault/EchoVault
      • An embeddable and distributed in-memory alternative to Redis, designed for high availability and fault tolerance, making it ideal for caching and real-time data processing.
    • golang-module/carbon
      • Carbon is a simple, developer-friendly time manipulation library for Go, providing a rich set of functions for working with dates and times in a human-readable way.

    Max Kovalevsky, a software developer

    Prague, the Czech Republic