Have you ever wondered how to determine if your Go code is performing at its best?
Benchmarks help you spot slow code and fix it. They also help you choose the best data structures and algorithms. By the end of this book, you will know how to write benchmarks that guide your engineering decisions.
Continue reading“Our reports say your software is not secure and has critical and high vulnerabilities. Our delivery pipeline is not working. We can’t upgrade applications in production environments!”. You see Slack messages and Salesforce escalation tickets. It doesn’t look good.
How do you react? What’s your next step?
Continue readingHow should I organize my Go code? What directories to create? How many nesed levels? Where to put what files? How about tests and test data? Shall I follow this and that template? Could we automate project structure generation?
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Imagine you are sitting relaxed in a self-driving car. You are taking a sip of your afternoon tea. You are going to your friend’s wedding.
You are getting closer to a crossroad, and your car is about to change direction. Suddenly, the car detects an obstacle on the road—a fallen tree!
How can you not panic?
Continue readingBefore writing Go programs, you must set up your editor and install essential tools. A short list includes staticcheck, gosec, govulncheck, and gofumpt.
