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Go 1.25 interactive tour – Go 1.25 will be released and there’s a incredible nice set of features coming.
Why your website should be under 14kB in size – Do you know about the 14kB rule? This post explains why you should know this rule in order to achieve the best performance in your website.
Building stronger engineering teams with aligned autonomy – “Aligned autonomy is a leadership and organizational philosophy that empowers teams to make decisions independently (autonomy) while ensuring that those decisions support the broader goals, values, and strategic direction of the company (alignment).”
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Reflections on OpenAI – OpenAI is a new tech giant which we don’t hear too much about its culture or how they work out there. This post bring some reflections about how the company behind the invention of the decade work.
A deep dive into deeply recursive Go – Go has real problems with deep recursive apps that often, will crash your application. This post explains why it happens and some famous cases of this happening on famous project and how they managed to fix.
What’s //go:nosplit for? – Go has many hidden directives, the most famous one is go:build or go:generate, this post explains what is behind the go:nosplit.
The Great Unracking: Saying goodbye to the servers at our physical datacenter – Stack Overflow was a famous example of a company that still used local datacenters until recently, but that era has ended.
How I build software quickly – The balance between perfection and speed is always hard to measure, and sometimes seek the perfection can make a idea or feature not be shipped. This post give some nice tricks about how to deal with it.
Stop with All the Classes, Already – “People are overusing classes, and those classes are a burden on future maintenance.”
Meta will let some job candidates use AI in their coding interviews – Meta announced that is planning to allow candidates to use AI during interviews, to reflect the new challenges and environment of today. This is a tendency now, and more companies already announced it.
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