Use session middleware to implement distributed session solution based on Redis
Introduction
The main content of this post is to introduce a bizdemo hertz_session. The link to the demo is here.
This demo is designed to help users quickly get started with the Session middleware...
Use session middleware to implement distributed session solution based on Redis
Lorain ・ Dec 12 ・ 6 min read
How to use Object Oriented Programming in Go
Go is not an Object Oriented Programming language. It is definitely aimed more at the functional crowd, as its support for OOP is lacking at best, preferring C-style structs that can have methods...
How to use Object Oriented Programming in Go
Chandler for Casual Coders ・ Dec 13 ・ 3 min read
How to handle type conversions with the DynamoDB Go SDK
Learn with practical code samples
DynamoDB provides a rich set of data types including Strings, Numbers, Sets, Lists, Maps etc. In the Go SDK for DynamoDB, the
types package contains Go...
How to handle type conversions with the DynamoDB Go SDK
Abhishek Gupta for AWS ・ Dec 13 ・ 10 min read
Improving the performance of your code starting with Go
This article is from bmf-tech.com - Improving Code Performance Starting with Go.
Day 9 of Makuake Advent Calendar 2022!
Improving the performance of your code starting with Go
When I decided to...
Improving the performance of your code starting with Go
Kenta Takeuchi ・ Dec 9 ・ 12 min read
Of Absence of Value and Hidden Footguns
Of Absence of Value and Hidden Footguns
Programming languages differ in the expressiveness of their type system, ranging from very strict ones to those which just wing it.
In this post, I am not...
AoC Day 9 - Rope Bridge
Rope Bridge
Question AkA doing weird rope physics!
You come across an old rope bridge and you are not sure it can hold your fat a** so you decide to model some rope physics to distract yourself...
Running Golang program as systemd service in Ubuntu
Test your binary file
Assum that you have golang binary file my-api-service located in folder /home/dev/my-app
So you can test your file if it can run as normal:
$ cd /home/dev/my-app
$ chmod +x...
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