31. Collect and handle multiple errors in Go (darkcoding.net)
In Go, how do you run several operations that might return an error, and return those errors at the end? Here's how I do it.
32. A developer goes to a DevOps conference (darkcoding.net)
Two days at PDX DevOpsDays, a gathering of system administrators who use version control, and write a lot of YAML.
33. Reading MediaRecorder’s webm/opus output (darkcoding.net)
Making like Theseus in the WEBM/MATROSKA/EBML audio maze
34. Javascript’s async/await and Promise in a few words (darkcoding.net)
Unraveling the magic of async/await: From callbacks to linear code.
35. Growing software, in two tweets (darkcoding.net)
Cultivating code: From seedling to flourishing software garden.
36. What Made Maddy Run (darkcoding.net)
Unveiling the hidden struggles behind a perfect facade.
37. Learn Better – book notes (darkcoding.net)
Unlock your learning potential: Practical tips for mastering any skill.
38. systemd socket activation in Go (darkcoding.net)
"Unlock root-level ports without root privileges: A guide to systemd socket activation"
39. The Joy of systemd (darkcoding.net)
Embracing the future: A quick guide to systemd for modern daemon management.
40. How Ada Lovelace solved problems (darkcoding.net)
Ada Lovelace: Debugging by horseback since 1843.
41. Facebook’s code quality problem (darkcoding.net)
"Move fast and break things: A cautionary tale from Facebook's code quality woes."
42. Decrypt your HTTPS traffic with mitmproxy (darkcoding.net)
Decrypt, inspect, and debug HTTPS traffic with mitmproxy and iptables.
43. OSCON 2015: Impressions (darkcoding.net)
OSCON: Where open source meets commerce and connections bloom.
44. GopherCon 2015: Favorite talks (darkcoding.net)
"GopherCon 2015: Where infrastructure meets innovation and inclusivity"
45. We are Equality (darkcoding.net)
Equality in the digital realm: Where technology levels the playing field.
46. Building shared libraries in Go: Part 2 (darkcoding.net)
Seamlessly bridging Go and C++: A practical guide to shared libraries.
47. Building shared libraries in Go: Part 1 (darkcoding.net)
Unleash Go's power: Create shared libraries for seamless language integration!
48. How memory is allocated (darkcoding.net)
Diving deep: How to allocate memory without malloc in Linux assembly.
49. Go: Slice search vs map lookup (darkcoding.net)
Maps vs. slices: Choose wisely for optimal performance.
50. Software engineering practices (darkcoding.net)
Timeless wisdom for crafting better code: Essential software engineering practices.
51. How I read job postings (darkcoding.net)
Decoding the programmer's job hunt: It's simpler than you think!
52. Go: The price of interface{} (darkcoding.net)
Go's empty interface: Flexibility at a cost.
53. Science fiction: Ancillary Sword (darkcoding.net)
"Unexpected compassion bridges divides in a world of conquest."
54. Quotes from veteran software engineers (darkcoding.net)
"Wisdom from the masters: Insights on software engineering and language design."
55. Raw sockets in Go: Link layer (darkcoding.net)
Diving deep into raw sockets and IP headers with Go: A technical exploration.
56. Continuous Delivery: my notes (darkcoding.net)
Streamline your software delivery process with automation and collaboration.
57. Release It: Write software for production (darkcoding.net)
Design for disaster: Building software that survives production chaos.
58. What a visit from Reddit looks like (darkcoding.net)
Surviving the Reddit hug of death: A tech tale of triumph.
59. Learning assembler on Linux (darkcoding.net)
"Diving into the nitty-gritty of assembly: A programmer's adventure!"