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Daily Golang Issue #13 (2024-08-26)

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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

    • Anonymous structs in Go: What, How and When
      • The article explains the concept of anonymous structs in Go, highlighting their use cases and benefits. The author provides examples to demonstrate when and how to use anonymous structs for cleaner and more concise code.
    • Write packages, not programs by John Arundel
    • Let’s build a CLI in Go with Cobra
      • This article expands on creating a CLI application in Go using the Cobra library. It delves into advanced topics like subcommands, flags, and structuring your code for scalability.
    • Reading Google Sheets from a Go program
      • The author, Eli Bendersky, guides you through connecting to and reading data from Google Sheets using Go, covering API setup and code implementation for seamless data access.

    📹 Videos

    🛠️ Projects

    • nutsdb/nutsdb
      • A simple, fast, embeddable key/value store written in Go, supporting fully serializable transactions and a variety of data structures, ideal for lightweight storage needs.
    • rubenv/sql-migrate
      • Sql-migrate is a SQL schema migration tool for Go, offering a simple way to handle database schema changes, with support for multiple databases and a clean, intuitive API.

    Max Kovalevsky, a software developer

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