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071: february projects updates

070: morten, a new co-host; discussing the current state of education and ai

069: i'm having fun again! un-archiving staticbackend

068: revisiting datastar with delaney gillilan

067: llm/ai as agents in your go system with markus wüstenberg

066: xp, ci, cd with jon barber

065: we're in the 3rd age of saas

064: podman, the root-less alternative to docker

063: common mistakes when testing with jakub jarosz

062: your go linters don't know how to fix your code

061: as a gopher i'm excited about gleam, maybe you'll too

060: 10x developer, or 10x distraction? a reality check on ai

059: is go over with john arundel

058: starting in go with yann bizeul

057: i unite with another technical professional, and we talk about being blind in tech (part 2)

056: i unite with another technical professional, and we talk about being blind in tech

055: zog, a go validation pkg with tristan mayo

054: datastar with delaney gillilan

053: my exp w/ gomponent in prod with markus wustenberg

052: gost, a go headless browser with peter strøiman

051: event sourcing with morgan hallgren

050: security, devops, testing in go with jakub jarosz

049: i hate e2e tests, but i love unit tests

048: lea anthony on wails

047: fyne toolkit with andy williams

046: let's talk about rust with john arundel

045: gomponent with markus wustenberg

toying with static analysis of html templates

adrian hesketh and joe davidson on templ

042: gate keeping and teaching of programming with ramesh sringeri

041: speaking at conferences with matt boyle

040: cli in go and other tech talks with marian montagnino

039: go is now more fun to build web apps

038: finally, found a good use case for go's plugin

037: is go a good choice for your startup?

036: game ui in go with ebitenui maintainer mark carpenter

035: going deeper into encore with its founder andré eriksson

034: encore, domain design in go with bill kennedy

033: deployment orchestrator in go, part of my upcoming saas

032: go cryptography with john arundel

031: using shim on api to prevent breaking changes

030: grpc in go with chris shepherd

029: i've a confession to make, i've wrote 2 apps in django

028: to tdd or not... or when

027: debugging in go with matt boyle

026: we can do better with interviews and onboarding

025: iterators are coming to go

024: do you understand this weird production behavior?

023: reaction to reddit post on null pointer error in go

022: what to answer to "why go?"

021: why i had to work 30h straight in 2002

020: discipline is required to build long-live software

019: dependencies maintenance in go

018: webassembly runner, a real-world use case

help your oss with github cli, codespaces and linters

016: what i'd hope wasm brought to web dev

015: how do you put things in production?

014: we should contribute more to open source

013: go's concurrency to the rescue

012: concurrency isn't go main selling point

011: options where to deploy your go servers

010: internal package gotchas

009: set variables at build time with -ldflags

008: the day my go service got csharpify

007: is go's database/sql verbosity that bad?

006: build softwares that stand the test of time

005: spring arriving, so is go 1.18 and generics

004: using interfaces for major refactor

003: pointers or !pointers, stack, and heap

002: project structure & package name

001: error handling in go