Go

Ise here someone who did microservices with monorepository? Is it a good way to small app with just 5 microservices?

How else would you prevent brute force login attempts?

anyone any idea what's going on here?! why can't it find the module? 🤔

What do you guys think about https://serviceweaver.dev/ It's maintained by Google but fairly new I wonder if it's worth a risky try? 🤔 It's only relevant if all your service...

I see the immediate benefit of error logs. But what about access logs? Would you implement them for your own web project

What is good practice for logging efficiently? Is it something like store 10k logs in memory, then do a batched write to disk?

Anyone volunteering to push for linting in compile time? 🙂

Why not just make the correct way to do things the way that takes the least code?

Guys, should i put go.sum to gitignore?

Guys let's say I have an error and I want to wrap it using something like fmt.Errorf but I don't want the previous error to show on the string when doing .Error() method. What...

What about if you have a defer or goroutine that checks it?

What would you use them for? Isn't the DB a log of itself

what could be an alternative then? like what happens when I have a critical failure and need to clean shutdown (say close a bunch of files or flush logs)

http.FileServer() returns an http.Handler interface. Any idea why they chose to return an interface instead of a struct type that implements the http.Handler ?

All files are buffered by default?

I do like the concept of the ? though. Error handling is still explicitly defined. It works fine generally with default values of return types and all that. But it only buys ...

hello , is it possible to execute tinyGo on browser ? in order to create an online playground for go ?‌ i am aware about the gopherjs package but since i want to have support ...

Hey, does somebody know, can regexp fail only because of the big length of input string (my string is a little bigger than 800k symbols)? str := "somestring \"text\":[`somestr...

what happens if a ! line errors? does it just return the error and exit the function?

fmt.Scan seems very constrained compared to bufio reader. Have you come across any real world usecases for fmt.Scan ?