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• backend from the beginning: a complete guide to backend development in go

  1. bftb 1: Introduction, TCP, DNS, HTTP
  2. bftb 2: Practical backend with net/http, net/url, encoding/json, and context
  3. bftb 3: Finishing touches: middleware, dependencies, & routing
  4. [bftb 4: When I hear the word ‘framework’ I reach for my revolver] (COMING SOON)

• advanced go & gamedev

  1. advanced go: reflection-based debug console
  2. reflection-based debug console: autocomplete

• go quirks & tricks

  1. declaration, control flow, typesystem
  2. concurrency, unsafe, reflect
  3. arrays, validation, build constraints

• starting software

  1. start fast: booting go programs quickly with inittrace and nonblocking[T]
  2. docker should be fast, not slow
  3. have you tried turning it on and off again?
  4. test fast: a practical guide to a livable test suite

• miscellaneous

  1. faststack: analyzing & optimizing gin’s panic stack traces
  2. simple byte hacking: a uuid adventure