I'm trying to keep the solo episodes under 20 minutes, ideally 15 minutes. We're all busy, right? Episode where I receive guests range from 45 to 75 minutes.
Latest Episodes
013: Go's concurrency to the rescue
Real-world story about how Go's concurrency save a .NET performance issue I was having where I needed to call a process that takes 5 to 15 seconds to complete 6m times.
012: Concurrency isn't Go main selling point
Concurrency is hard, building concurrent systems is difficult. I don't think the major selling point of Go is its concurrency model. When trying to have a team adopt G...
011: Options where to deploy your Go servers
I talk about the three main options to deploy your Go web API. From managing your own server to PaaS to function-as-a-service.
010: internal package gotchas
I talk about how the internal package can be used wrongly. I recently had to expose a Go package that I never thought would be expose, hence I've heavily used the inte...
009: Set variables at build time with -LDFLAGS
I talk about how I'm using the -LDFLAGS to inject variables value at build time so it's easier to grab the exact Git commit hash that user are using when reporting iss...