Harry Cee

Whats the good reason for not having generics available in Go? Coming from ruby/js background, it gets dull writing trivial day to day (repetitive) functions - before you eve...

I frequently switch between VSCode and Goland for the different stacks and have therefore installed VSCode Keymaps in Goland. One problem i've encountered with this plugin in...

Thanks! Yes, I am aware of that. What would you instead use while referring to the "initialised objects"?

Honestly, I am still hung up on the boot images from within physical memory. 😂 Technically speaking, you will gain time. If the hardware is no limit, possibly by an order of ...

Is it acceptable for a program to have multiple waitgroups to manage individual set of routines? I am at a point where i think it is better that i split the waitgroups between...

The point is fair, bit slightly unrelated. The op has 10 years of coding exp and clearly asked: "it should be easy to async/parallel stuff, right?" To which someone, pasted ...

Oh you have edited your reponse again. Is that a question or a statement?

Fairly new to Go, I have noticed that while talking code, developers don't necessarily refer to the <initialised/ instantiated/ declared "object"> as an object. May be it is j...

Is anyone here from the UK, by any chance? Not that it matters, Now that everything is remote. Despite where you are from, I wouldn't mind connecting with you if anyone would ...

I am bit tired of boiler plating and writing up. There are so many of these out there: chi, fiber, echo, gin, buffalo etc. What would be your pick?

Hi, Are there any other decent front-end frameworks for styling React components, like "React Bootstrap" that you would recommend?

More important question, What was the emulator/ compiler running on?

I want to check there is a big push for Dapper against EF. I come from Ruby/ Rails background and have worked with ActiveRecord (ORM) quite a bit. Is Dapper alright? Want to s...

Any major tradeoffs b/w chi and gin ?

Interesting. Where did you read that? So that we have a context, If you dont mind what is your understanding of a “letter”?

Whats a tcc ?

Also, wondering if there is a pattern to confirm that an object has been successfully created in memory or eg something added to a list?

Do I really have to use linq to compare objects properties within a list ? From a performance pov, is that the best solution?

@uiedbooker I see you’ve now edited your response. What was your point?