The latest Golang development news
| Portable Cloud Programming with Go Cloud — The Go core team has released an alpha of Go Cloud, a set of tools and abstractions to make migrating Go code between cloud providers extremely simple. "Think database/sql for cloud products," they say. GCP and AWS are supported so far. Eno Compton and Cassandra Salisbury |
| Writing Great Go Code — Thoughts of a long time Go programmer and author around topics like packaging, errors, interfaces, and generated code. You will take something away from this post. Tit Petric |
| A Pragmatic Introduction to Go Modules — A relatively straightforward intro to Go modules, or what you may have heard called 'vgo' when the idea was in the prototype stage. Russ Cox clarifies: "Vgo was the prototype of module support in the go command; that module support is now in the go command directly, in more parts than just go mod. For example go list -m all or the fact that go build fetches dependencies automatically or most important of all go get." Xavier Lucas |
| An Early Peek at Go Modules — Running through scenarios, like developing against locally modified modules, to flush out how modules work in practice. Also, this post introduced me to gimme which makes installing Go master a snap. Komu Wairagu |
| Be Nice And Write Stable Code — Practical steps toward writing code that remains stable over time rather than being 'pure' for pure's sake. Matt Butcher |
| GoLand 2018.2 Released — A major update with support for Go modules out of the box, an enhanced Move refactoring, new quick-fixes, an upgraded debugger and more. JetBrains |
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