One Year of "Golanged"
Exactly one year ago, a commit with the message "Golanged" marked the beginning of a new phase in my career as a developer. It...
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Prompt Engineering and Variation Across LLMs
In software development, prompt engineering is becoming a crucial discipline. Extracting accurate, useful responses from Large Language Models is now a competitive advantage.
Go 1.25: The Main Highlights of the New Version
Go 1.25 was officially released in August 2025, bringing a series of significant improvements for developers. This new version maintains Go's tradition of compatibility ...
Swiss Tables: The Secret Behind Go 1.24's Faster Maps
Maps in Go have always been one of the language's most widely used and optimized data structures. With the release of Go 1.24, they...
Weak Pointers in Go 1.24: Understanding and Applying Them in Practice
**Go 1.24** introduced a new package called `weak`, bringing support for **weak pointers**. These pointers make it possible to reference...
What's New in Go 1.24
Version 1.24 of the Go language was released in February 2025, bringing a series of improvements and new features that promise to increase developer productivity...
Why Go Should Sometimes Be a No-Go?
The Go language was criticized for its simplicity and design philosophy in a recent article called *"Why Go Should Sometimes Be a No-Go"*, where the author raises...
Functional Programming with Golang
Functional programming (FP) has gained popularity in recent years due to its ability to create more expressive, modular code with fewer side effects. Go...
Go: Style, Decisions, and Best Practices
Google's style, decisions, and best practices guide for the Go language is a set of recommendations intended to promote clarity, simplicity, and efficiency in software developm...
Analysis of the Go Developer Survey 2024
The **Go Developer Survey** is an essential tool for understanding the evolution and challenges faced by developers who use the Go language. The results of the se...