I'm really excited to get these screencasts out the door. I'm also interested in episode suggestions from you guys who are either using Go or wanting to learn Go.
I would love to see an episode about effectively using or not using panic, understanding goroutine stack traces, etc. An episode about Go debugging in general i guess.
Or even I'll be glad to read simple examples about goroutines and channels in a "proper way". Sure, there are a lot of examples out there but everyone seems to have their own way to handle those.
Since we're in a world of polyglots, and many people are transitioning langs always, I find its helpful to have comparisons and benchmarks so people can find equivalencies.
* Going from Python to Golang, and how to setup a Flask like workflow.
* Create a REST API in Golang coming from a NodeJS and Express background.
I find it always really helps to construct working useful projects or examples that people have done before in other langs.
I second this. One for Rubyists coming from, say, Sinatra would be great.
Or maybe focusing on the language transition separately from the tools/library transition: "the X things that will hurt your head transitioning from Y to Go"
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 27.1 ms ] thread* Going from Python to Golang, and how to setup a Flask like workflow.
* Create a REST API in Golang coming from a NodeJS and Express background.
I find it always really helps to construct working useful projects or examples that people have done before in other langs.
Or maybe focusing on the language transition separately from the tools/library transition: "the X things that will hurt your head transitioning from Y to Go"