Code Coverage in Go Tests: Using covdata to Combine Profiles
I think one of my biggest adventures with Go has been working with tests. They changed one of my opinions about the language's pragmatism: it is still super...
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What is semantic versioning?
Semantic versioning, also called **SemVer**, is a standard used by developers to number software versions clearly and predictably. It makes it easier to understand...
The importance of Developer Experience (DX) for better software delivery and innovation
In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, **the success of software-based organizations depends heavily on the performance of their developers**. However, dev...
Maximizing Goroutine Performance in CPU-Limited Containers
In the ongoing search for efficient and concurrent programming languages, the Go language has stood out for its simplicity, performance, and powerful features. One of the features...
Observability with Hyperf and OpenTelemetry
At PicPay, to improve the scalability of our PHP applications, we use _Swoole_ as a high-performance _runtime_, making applications asynchronous and non...
Using Bref to run Swoole coroutines asynchronously as AWS Lambda functions
Swoole is about to deliver something very, very cool: its own CLI. You can already start using it with the precompiled binary distributed in Swoole releases at h...
Using Bref's LambdaRuntime to Asynchronously Run Swoole Coroutines as Functions on AWS
Swoole will be shipping something really-really cool that is it's own CLI. You can start playing with...
Cloud-native Hyperf
Originally posted by @Reasno at guxi.me/posts/cloudnative-hyperf Hyperf officially provides...
Nano, the Swoole micro-framework that is my new favorite
Inspired by the article about Hyperf by the great @Leonardo do Carmo (and also by his tip about Hashnode hehe), I decided to stop by and write about Nano, the S...
Build a GraphQL API on top of Swoole
I’m assuming you already know what is GraphQL and Swoole, so what about getting started right straight to the code, shall we?