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rselbach.com
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www.makeworld.space
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| | | | | I've seen many people online talk about liking Go and using it, but being confused by its dependency system, called Go modules. This blog post aims to provide a simple introduction with examples. It focuses mostly on Unix-based systems like Linux and macOS over Windows. | |
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hoelz.ro
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| | | | | I've been working through Mastering Distributed Tracing to learn more about (you guessed it) tracing. The book is from 2019, and while I've been assured that its contents are still sufficiently up-to-date, the Go-based code examples are a bit dated; namely, they use dep for dependency management, rather than the new(er) built-in module system. dep seems like a fine tool that had its time, but seeing as I'm used to Go modules, and I don't really want to learn an obsolete tool just for some book exercises, I created a Go module for the exercises and started converting the Gopkg.toml/Gopkg.lock files by hand. | |
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jimmeruk.com
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| | | This idiot posted a picture of himself during the election campaign. Ripe for photoshopping. | ||
