~golangweekly | Issue 513 - Writing generic collection types (8)

Writing Generic Collection Types: The Missing Documentation — Go 1.18 introduced generics, but the author found practical examples and documentation on creating generic collections to be lacking. Luckily, he’s done the experimentation for us and shares what he learnt after many hours of spinning his wheels on the problem.

Realtime Diagnostic Logging (or 'How to Really Spy on Your Go Web Apps') — An exploration of some options to temporarily enable verbose logging for troubleshooting purposes and making those logs accessible from anywhere and in real-time.

Go! Unlock Your Tech Potential with Ardan Labs Consulting — Struggling with skill gaps, development speed or complex tech challenges? Ardan Labs specializes in Go, Rust, Docker and K8s to accelerate your software development, optimize architecture, and manage tech debt. Let us supercharge your team!

How to Use a Go Library on a Web Page with WebAssembly — Compiling Go code to WebAssembly opens up some interesting opportunities in the browser.

River: A Fast, Robust Job Queue for Go — A Postgres-backed background job system that encourages using the same database for your app and your jobs. v0.8 just landed, but the biggest recent addition is River UI, a way to more directly monitor and visualize what River is up to.

SmoothMQ: A Drop-in Replacement for Amazon SQS — Simple Queue Service (SQS) is a distributed message queuing service offered as part of AWS. SmoothMQ offers the same API but in a single Go binary.

Doggo: A Go-Powered Command Line DNS Client — A DNS tool written in Go designed to be used at the terminal (not as a library). Well presented and a good example of a modern, Go-powered CLI tool. GitHub repo.