Day two of GopherCon EU is underway, with the TinyGo crowd giving a shout-out to Patricio Whittingslow's lneto network stack, the same one quietly powering both TamaGo and TinyGo. Conference chatter aside, it is a reminder of how much of the embedded Go story rides on one well-kept library. On the writing side, Prasad Ekke walks through three concurrency mistakes that turn up in almost every Go worker pool. If you have ever shipped one and then quietly fixed it in a follow-up PR, the list will look familiar. Elsewhere, ZenQL has a candid post about taking a wartime side project into production, which is a less common origin story than most open-source retrospectives.
Day two of GopherCon EU is underway, with the TinyGo crowd giving a shout-out to Patricio Whittingslow's lneto network stack, the same one quietly powering both TamaGo and TinyGo. Conference chatter aside, it is a reminder of how much of the embedded Go story rides on one well-kept library.
On the writing side, Prasad Ekke walks through three concurrency mistakes that turn up in almost every Go worker pool. If you have ever shipped one and then quietly fixed it in a follow-up PR, the list will look familiar.
Elsewhere, ZenQL has a candid post about taking a wartime side project into production, which is a less common origin story than most open-source retrospectives.
Shout out to @ TinyGo team member Patricio Whittingslow's amazing "lneto" network stack used by both TamaGo and TinyGo! gopherconEU golang tinygo tamago
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Now a panel discussion with the @golang.org team members Jonathan Amsterdam and Roland Shoemaker here at @gopherconeu.bsky.social gopherconEU golang
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