You don’t need to be a domain expert to make meaningful contributions to OSS projects. If you have a basic understanding of Go and enjoy reading code and writing tests, you can enhance the quality of projects and increase confidence in the testing process. #Go jarosz.dev/code/stop-fi...

🎙️go podcast() 66 is live, this week I talk with Jon Barber about extreme programing concepts, CI, CD, pairing, how software engineer teams can improve their processes and Go is helping a lot making this enjoyable. gopodcast.dev/episodes/066...

The art of polluting and obfuscating #Go tests and what to do about it. jarosz.dev/code/how-to-...

I'm going to talk about podman tomorrow in go podcast(), I'd love to get some audio clips of real-world experience, do you like it, or not, are you using it instead of Docker, etc. You can send me text or audio clip in #gopodcast in the Go slack community, I think it would bring dynamism to the pod

How does the Rule of Clarity from The Art of UNIX Programming by Eric S. Raymond, apply to Go, particularly in the context of writing tests? I have included numerous examples in the book I just launched. #Go #Golang #Testing #SoftwareDesign store.jarosz.dev

🎙️go podcast() 63 is live. I talk with @qba73.bsky.social about common mistakes Gophers are doing when it comes to testing. Jakub is writing a book "50 Go Testing Mistakes" which is early access atm. Please reach out if you or someone you know want to be a guest. gopodcast.dev/episodes/063...

cargo-testdox 0.4.0 is released! Turn your Rust tests into documentation... it's a simple, but powerful idea. crates.io/crates/cargo...

To all my former bosses and team leads, an apology: I sucked as an employee (you probably noticed). Sorry about that. I was actually okay at the work. I just didn't like being managed. It wasn't you, it was me. Now, at last, I have a diagnosis. bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/self-d...

jarosz.dev/code/handlin... #Go #Golang #Testing

A high-performance JSON library for Go, focused on speed and reduced memory usage. It's a drop-in replacement for encoding/json and doesn't have dependencies #golang github.com/avpetkun/je...

One month left to submit your talk! 🦀 The Call for Proposals for #EuroRust25 is closing soon! Don’t miss your chance to take the stage and share your story with the Rust community. 📅 Deadline: May 15

🎙️go podcast ep. 56 is live. I talk with Ivan Fetch about being blind in tech. I've received a lot of questions and interests from previous guests when saying I was using a screen reader. A two part episode. The day-to-day challenges etc. Ivan is an SRE. gopodcast.dev/episodes/056...

I keep getting asked about elaborate software tools that support software architecture. I use Miro (or a physical whiteboard and stickies). That's pretty much it. On the nice to have, there's Simon Brown's C4 model (both the notation and visualization tools like structurizr.com/). 1/2

A Go-based Wireshark for your Docker containers. It lets developers see all incoming and outgoing requests in their backend server to resolve production issues faster. #golang #Devops github.com/subtrace/su...

🎙️go podcast() ep. 55 is out. I talk with Tristan Mayo, the creator of Zog, a Go validation library that helps with parsing data and transforming say HTTP POST data into struct. #golang gopodcast.dev/episodes/055...

A lovely Go Podcast from @dominicstpierre #golang gopodcast.dev/

Currently looking to fill guests spot for the following weeks. For all my Gophers friends, if you want to jump into an episode, just contact me dominicstpierre at gmail. #golang

Chatbot with Natural Language Processing in Go. Part 1 — Introduction and Project Setup #golang medium.com/@alsgladkik...

🎙️go podcast() ep. 50 is out. I'm joined by @qba73.bsky.socia and we talk about security, devops, testing and a lot of fun stuff to do in Go. I'm always looking for guest for the pod if you want to jump in or know someone please reach out. gopodcast.dev/episodes/050...

Awesome Unix book collection for you. Do you remember reading any of these books?

Today it's the new Go Tool Directive! Huge QoL improvement: https://www.bytesizego.com/blog/go-124-tool-directive

New on our Youtube channel 🦀 @marcoow.bsky.social presents Gerust, a generator for Rust backend projects at our Rust Hack and Learn meetup in Hamburg. Learn how Gerust (gerust.rs) simplifies Rust backend projects! 🎥 youtu.be/5GM_ZubHyIk #rustlang #webdevelopment #backend

The Best Way To Get Started Learning About Test-First Program Design

Last year this pod leapfrogged all other tech pods as my favorite listen. Great interviews of course, but more than anything they’re funny and always keep it 💯. Thanks for continuing it @justingarrison.com @withenoughcoffee.com 🙏🙏 open.spotify.com/episode/7wBc...

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🚀 Join me for the first live stream of 2025! Gerald Auger, creator of Simply Cyber, will be joining the stream to discuss building a career in cyber - a great way to start the year!

We're excited to bring you the FIRST-EVER episode of the Fork Around and Find Out Podcast. Joining us is the incredible Kelsey Hightower! He opens up about his 25-year career, Kubernetes, remaining authentic in tech, and why he quit Twitter cold turkey. https://buff.ly/40jhzAD

Another example of the externalized cost of fixed release Linux distributions: Debian Bullseye (oldstable, LTS until August 2026) ships a root store that's years out of date. Besides being a security issue, it slows down the entire TLS ecosystem.

If one of your new year resolutions is to get a new Go job, I just updated the list of companies hiring (and whether they hire remotely or not). It's completely free. You can grab it here: www.bytesizego.com/golang-jobs

Interested in testing, benchmarking, and learning to write clean and secure Go for your automation projects? Over the next 30 days, I'll be writing 30 Atomic Essays.  Follow my Social Blog on @typeshare_co: typeshare.co/qba73

Naming things is hard 😂 also check: Top 15 XKCD comics for Linux and Unix fans www.cyberciti.biz/humour/top-x... #unix #linux

Get to the point, especially in async conversations. #nohello nohello.net/en/

Go Ireland Meetup is back! Come and join us in February 2025. www.meetup.com/goireland/ev...

The company's HR department serves the company's interests. Their primary focus is on actions that benefit the company.

If you got a computer for Xmas 40 years ago, this is what it cost your parents in today's money: C64: £636 C16: £445 Plus/4: £955 SX64: £2,546 BBC: £1,273 Electron: £636 QL: £1,273 Spectrum: £413 Atari 800XL: £538 Man, some of these were a monumental waste of cash!

Handle #Golang security alerts jarosz.dev/code/how-to-...

blog.theembeddedrustacean.com/embedded-rus... #Rust

It looks like the recording is live! www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqLh... As a reminder, the slides are available here: docs.google.com/presentation...

Right now probably thousands of engineer hours are being wasted because GitHub is reporting an x/crypto/ssh vulnerability to a myriad of projects that don't import x/crypto/ssh AT ALL. The vulndb has package and symbol information, and govulncheck is open source. It's 2024.

We've gotten to the point that people get angry at projects that fix potential vulnerabilities, because the security scanner they use reports it as a false positive when not even using the affected package. Yell at your vendor! Or, govulncheck is RIGHT THERE.

The Go team plans to issue a security fix for the golang.org/x/crypto/ssh package in the golang.org/x/crypto module on Wednesday, December 11th. groups.google.com/g/golang-ann...

The end of the year is a good time to reflect on how secure code we write. There is no better way to start than reading and analysing CWE's Top 25 most dangerous weaknesses observed in 2024. #go #golang #quality #security #softwaredesign cwe.mitre.org/top25/

Worrying about how secure your code is? Here is an example of how input validation mistakes CWE (cwe.mitre.org/data/definit...) (OWASP Top 25 CWE) affect availability, the third pillar of the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability). jarosz.dev/article/how-... #Go #K8s #Security

Preventing panics in Go? Focus on one question: How this function / method could break. Write a test, write code. Repeat. #golang #tdd #go jarosz.dev/article/how-...

No, you don't have performance issues if you: - did not write a single test and see it fail - did not put in place functionality to make the test pass Make it work, make it robust, make it fast. In that order. #golang #simplicity #performance #benchmarking #go jarosz.dev/article/perf...