Goroutine leak profile accepted for the standard library

One big reason I’m a Go maximalist is because the team cares way less about flashy PL features and much more on the operational side of things. Between work and side projects, I spend a ton of time

In the previous article we watched the runtime rebuild an entire stack trace out of metadata the compiler and linker had frozen into the binary at build time. I told you at the end that reflect works

Hello Im currently reading the effective go website and in the "Allocation with new" subsection within the Data section they mentioned "it does not initialize the memory, it only zeros it" what's conf

If you are using Go at scale and doing performance tracking, what does your continuous profiling stack look like? - Raw pprof with manual scraping? - Datadog? - Pyroscope? - Something else? I would lo

Use any linux distribution inside your terminal.

And now looking back (more than a year ago), I wouldn't have started it if I was trying to learn any other language. something about the language and the \ stuff!

One of the most popular serializing/deserializing format in Rust is bincode < https://git.sr.ht/ stygianentity/bincode/tree/trunk/item/docs/spec.md collections > . I wonder is there a Go package for d

Hi everyone, how are you all managing non-sensitive runtime config these days? From experience (9 years , but I’m very much new to Go, so please be kind to me), I’d assume one can similarly use 3r