Go tips without the noise
Simple Go patterns for services that stay fast and boring.
Go Implementation of Coderwall API
Nick Presta
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0 responses
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coderwall, api, go
Easy to ship your project on Github to your user
tcnksm
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0 responses
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shell, golang, go, github
Go closures
Luca Guidi
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go, functional, closures, functional programming
Get nested JSON value in Go
Dustin
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1 response
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algorithms, json, go
Dbus for a better world
Marin
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linux, java, go, dbus
Informal Proof of an Insolvable Problem (with code!)
Jared Davis
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ruby, logic, go
Simple web server monitor in Go
pedro mg
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code, software, monitor, golang
Autotesting Go
Andreas Wolff
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0 responses
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golang, autotest
Access unexported struct value in Go
Leonid Bugaev
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0 responses
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go, reflection
Godep Docker Image
Ivan Sim
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1 response
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ivanhcsim, go, docker
Use Ginkgo with Gomega for specs in Go
Keith Pinson
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0 responses
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specs, golang, unittesting, go
Go: Timing a function call using defer
Ralph Caraveo
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0 responses
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benchmark, golang, go
Allow heroku to interact with private repos
elcuervo
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0 responses
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heroku, deploy, golang, private
Installing mgo for OSX Mavericks
Nick Manning
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0 responses
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mavericks, bazaar, mgo, go
Golang - Google Auth and Maps API example
Sofyan
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0 responses
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golang, google api, google maps, google auth
Negroni with go-bindata
Wari Wahab
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golang, go, negroni, go-bindata
Build go cross compile on OS 10.9
josh bowles
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go, cross-compilation, os 10.9
Simple limited concurrency in Go
Blake Mesdag
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2 responses
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concurrency, go
DoubleMap: a value<—>value data structure
Félix Saparelli
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structure, data, golang, data-structure
Terminal todo/task list for geek
thedevsaddam
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golang, todo list, task list, thedevsaddam
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