Interactive Go Programming with Jupyter

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#207 — April 19, 2018 Read on the Web Golang Weekly Interactive Go Programming with Jupyter — Jupyter Notebook is a fantastic system for creating interactive documents that contain live code (commonly Python) that can produce visualizations and more. Now you can use Go with it, too. Yu Watanabe How to Embed Python for a Go Application — A practical example of using Cgo to embed CPython for use from a Go program. Massimiliano Pippi Fix Production Bugs in Seconds with Sentry — Relying on users to report errors? Use Sentry to fix production issues in real time, right in your existing workflow. Cut time to resolution from 5 hours to 5 minutes. Sentry is 100% open source and loved by 500K developers. Sign up for free. Sentry sponsor Parcello: A Resource Bundler / Embedder — A simple resource management tool for embedding assets (e.g. scripts, images) into your binary. Phogo Labs Academic and Research Papers About or Using Go — A frequently updated page on the Go repo wiki with links to papers that are about Go or use it as their implementation language. The latest is Inferring and Asserting Distributed System Invariants (PDF). Damian Gryski NGINX Unit 1.0: An App Server That Supports Go (and Others) — NGINX Unit, a dynamic Web and app server, is now production‑ready. It's configured via a REST API (no static configs) and handles apps built in multiple backend languages (Go, Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby) simultaneously. Owen Garrett 💻 Jobs Software Engineer - Platform — LA-based startup developing an applied artificial intelligence platform that reduces human interaction in data transformation. DeepCurrent Go Expert? Sign Up for Vettery — Top developers can get 5+ interview requests during their first week on Vettery. Vettery 📚 Articles & Tutorials Go on Very Small Hardware, Part 2 — We featured Part 1 a few weeks ago and now the author goes (a lot) further coding Go on a tiny ARM-based board. Michał Derkacz Concatenate Strings Efficiently with a 'String Builder' — strings.Builder was added in Go 1.10 to efficiently build up strings. Stefan Nilsson Building for the Modern Web Is Really, Really Hard — "When I started working on the web back in the mid-90s, I had no idea how easy we all had it." O'Reilly Media sponsor Five Things That Make Go Fast — A few years old now, this is still a good dive into why Go performs so very well. Dave Cheney Implementing Passwordless Auth for a Go HTTP API Nicolás Parada Deploying a Distributed Face Recognition Go App using Kubernetes Gergely Brautigam Exploring Prometheus Go Client Metrics Povilas Versockas Things to Consider When Writing Webapps with Go — Covers many of the topics you'd expect, such as middleware, Context, routing, and error handling. JT Olio "Exceptional" Go — If you've heard that Go doesn't support exceptions, well, you've heard wrong. Matt Klein Access Powerful CPUs with Reliable Performance Via Optimized Droplets DigitalOcean sponsor Building Go Projects with Docker on Gitlab CI Sean Drumm Regarding 'Configuring sql.DB for Better Performance' KLabGames Tech Blog 🔧 Code, Tools & Demos Spaniel: Time Span Handling for Go — Including merging overlapping timespans and finding intersections between multiple timespans. Senseye Monitoring & Distributed Tracing for Go Apps. Try Datadog Free Datadog sponsor Rewind: A High Performance Command Log Library Kelly Sommers duit: A Pure Go, MIT-Licensed UI Toolkit — Currently experimental/WIP. Cross-platform. Mechiel Lukkien Sloc, Cloc and Code (scc): A Fast Accurate 'Code Counter' — For multiple languages, counts lines of code and estimate code complexity. Ben Boyter Kaniko: Build Container Images in Kubernetes Google

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