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lucianonooijen.com
How to best handle SQL logic in Golang applications for migrations and queries |
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www.alexedwards.net
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jbrandhorst.com
Most developers will have to interact with SQL at some point in their career, and often nowadays that means working with Postgres. I've been using Postgres with Go for a few years now and have found a couple of libraries that work really well together to make the Go Postgres experience productive, safe and fun. TL:DR; I have created an example repo that puts all of the below into practice: github. |
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blog.owulveryck.info
This article explains how to turn a golang utility into a webservice using gRPC (and protobuf). I take the example of Hashicorp tools because they are often used as a leverage for the DevOps transformation. Often, the Ops use the tools for themselves, but when comes the time to provide a service around them, they are usually scared to open the engine. They prefer to make a factory around the service, which is often less reliable than a little piece of code fully tested. |
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