If one of your new year resolutions is to get a new Go job, I just updated the list of companies hiring (and whether they hire remotely or not). It's completely free.

You can grab it here:
www.bytesizego.com/golang-jobs

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate. Sick of family already? Read my substack on one year of INEOS at United. Open to all.
nqatpod.substack.com

Dyche will likely be gone by the end of this run

As of Chrome 131 you have more options to style `

` and `

`.

You can now use of the `display` property on these elements, and also use a `::details-content` pseudo-element to style the part that expands and collapses.

developer.chrome.com/blog/styling...

With a fully remote team of just 20 employees, Bluesky has surpassed 20 million users in its first year since opening to the public and is stealing thunder from rivals hundreds of times its size.

At a time when conventional wisdom among bosses is that workers must be in-person to be productive.

Also didn't know you don't need httpmock to mock your requests in Golang. You could achieve the same thing with a fake roundtripper.

Here to extol the values of go + htmx.

Had to implement a popover today. Instead of pulling in an npm package I learned browsers give you popovers for free and you can set css variables dynamically at runtime using style tags.

The Tour of Go on go.dev is the best place to start. Otherwise dave.cheney.net/resources-fo... has a great list of resources. Especially the Go community on slack where the “newbies” channel has loads of resources and people to help with any question you may have

Hopefully you're nicer than the bird app.