switch-case-default
@switchcasedefault.bsky.social
Documenting my learning journey in the world of engineering by quoting people much smarter than me and linking to their excellent resources. Primarily working on Golang these days.
“Plan for failure, not success.”
-The Zen of Go, Dave Cheney
-The Zen of Go, Dave Cheney
The Zen of Go | Dave Cheney
dave.cheney.net
April 21, 2025 at 6:26 AM
“Plan for failure, not success.”
-The Zen of Go, Dave Cheney
-The Zen of Go, Dave Cheney
“Specifications written in plain English are important, yet they don't connect to the code written. Unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests are the bridge between spec and code.”
@christophberger.bsky.social
@christophberger.bsky.social
Beyond the Debugger: A Comprehensive Guide to Debugging Go Applications
Debugging starts way before starting the debugger. Here is a rundown of debugging techniques for Go apps.
appliedgo.net
April 1, 2025 at 7:30 AM
“Specifications written in plain English are important, yet they don't connect to the code written. Unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests are the bridge between spec and code.”
@christophberger.bsky.social
@christophberger.bsky.social
"OpenAPI isn’t just one language, it’s a language composed of multiple other languages."
@quobix.bsky.social
@quobix.bsky.social
OpenAPI is hard
OpenAPI is hard. At a glance it might seem really straight forward to build tooling for it, but then we learn there are monsters down below.
quobix.com
March 30, 2025 at 4:24 PM
"OpenAPI isn’t just one language, it’s a language composed of multiple other languages."
@quobix.bsky.social
@quobix.bsky.social
"Discussions about whether a programming language is good or bad often get stuck on technical details:
[...], and so on. While these factors matter, they barely scratch the surface of how a language shapes the way we think,
design, and build software."
- The Anatomy of Go by @func25.bsky.social
[...], and so on. While these factors matter, they barely scratch the surface of how a language shapes the way we think,
design, and build software."
- The Anatomy of Go by @func25.bsky.social
March 25, 2025 at 5:52 PM
"Discussions about whether a programming language is good or bad often get stuck on technical details:
[...], and so on. While these factors matter, they barely scratch the surface of how a language shapes the way we think,
design, and build software."
- The Anatomy of Go by @func25.bsky.social
[...], and so on. While these factors matter, they barely scratch the surface of how a language shapes the way we think,
design, and build software."
- The Anatomy of Go by @func25.bsky.social