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bartlomiejmika.com
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| | | | | The purpose of this post is to provide instructions on how to setup a simple RESTful API server, in Golang, using only the net/http package and not any other third-party web framework. You will learn how to create REST endpoints within your project that can handle POST, GET, PUT and DELETE HTTP requests. This is the first post in a multi-post series. | |
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hjr265.me
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| | | | | Signals are standardized messages that an operating system can send your programs. Take Ctrl+C for example. When running a program from the terminal and you hit Ctrl+C, you expect the program to end immediately. How does that work, though? Ctrl+C is a shortcut for the POSIX signal SIGINT. By default, this signal causes your program to be terminated. But this is one of those signals you can handle: You can intercept it and do whatever you please. | |
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www.ardanlabs.com
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| | | | | Introduction The Go programming language has the built-in keyword go to create goroutines, but has no keywords or direct support for terminating goroutines. In a real world service, the ability to time-out and terminate goroutines is critical for maintaining the health and operation of a service. No request or task can be allowed to run forever so identifying and managing latency is a responsibility every programmer has. A solution provided by the Go team to solve this problem is the Context package. | |
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danielms.site
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