#196: Final Go 1.10 Release Imminent

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Golang Weekly Issue 196 — February 1, 2018

Featured Go 1.10 RC 1 Released, Final Due Soon Yes, the final release is imminent and people on Twitter are guessing when it’ll drop. Read the draft release notes to learn more, and get testing especially if you’re a library author. Andrew Bonventre Caire: A Content-Aware Image Resizing Library Uses seam carving to stretch out unimportant parts of an image, allowing the resizing process to take an image’s content into account. Endre Simo Redis 4.0 with HA from RedisGreen Try Redis 4.0 with HA and memory analysis features from RedisGreen RedisGreen   sponsored  go-spew: Deep Pretty Printer for Go Data Structures A handy tool for debugging Go code by digging into a program’s active data structures. Dave Collins Hazelcast, Now for Go Developers Too Go now has an official client for Hazelcast, a popular, JVM-based in-memory data grid. Neil Stevenson How to Create and Manage macOS LaunchAgents in Go Covers launchd, using text/template to create plist files, handling signals, and the difference between agents and daemons. Ilija Eftimov Notes on an Upcoming Go Protobuf Release The dev branch of github.com/golang/protobuf will be merged in on April 30th and could well break your protobuf code. Read how here. golang-nuts Google Group Delivering News Feeds to Millions with Go A tour of the Go-oriented stack behind Stream who recently switched from Python to Go for performance reasons. StackShare Jobs Software Engineers at JumpCloud (Boulder, CO) JumpCloud is solving complex problems around authentication, security and cloud scaling. JumpCloud Looking for a Job at a Company That Prioritizes Go? Try Vettery and we’ll connect you directly with thousands of companies looking for talented back-end devs. Vettery In Brief golang.org Now Accessible in Mainland China   news  Harder to pull off than it sounds, and China’s Go community is huge. Andrew Bonventre Go, the #1 Language Developers Plan to Learn Next?   news  HackerRank Lessons Learned Migrating from CircleCI 1.0 to CircleCI 2.0 Andrew Taylor, Community Engineer at Pantheon, talks about their experience migrating to CircleCI’s 2.0 platform. CircleCI   sponsored  Easily Trying Other Go Versions   tutorial  Go 1.8 added a tool for trying beta and release candidates. Pocket Gophers Running Go Programs as IBM Cloud Functions   tutorial  Rodric Rabbah Amazing Advantages of Go That You Don’t Hear Much About   opinion  Kirill Rogovoy How To Reduce the Risks Of Continuous Delivery ROLLBAR   sponsored  Decimal: An Arbitrary-Precision, Floating-Point Decimal Library   code  Eric Lagergren cam2ip: Turn Any Webcam into an IP Camera   code  Milan Nikolic Miniflux: A Minimalist Feed/RSS Reader Written in Go   code  GitHub repo. Frédéric Guillot Flash: Fast Keyword Extraction using Aho-Corasick and Tries   code  David Przybilla pbr: A Physically-Based Renderer (PBR) in Go   code  Think raytracing but turned up to 11. Hunter Loftis Abacus: Count Item Frequencies in Large Datasets in Fixed Memory   code  David Przybilla url2img: HTTP Server with API for Capturing Website Screenshots   code  Milan Nikolic Go-Chassis: An SDK for Rapid Microservice Development   code  ServiceComb GRV: A Terminal Interface for Viewing Git Repositories   code  Richard Burke Linux Cloud Hosting Starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo Linode Cloud Hosting   sponsored  Golang Weekly is curated by Peter Cooper and Glenn Goodrich Read this issue on the Web See our archives Change your email address Stop getting this newsletter Published by Cooperpress Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK