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attilaolah.eu
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| | | | | Incidentally, decoding JSON data (or really, almost any data structure) isreally easy in Go (golang). We simply call json.Unmarshal(...) andboom! We have nice data structures. | |
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blog.gopheracademy.com
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| | | | | Advanced Encoding and Decoding Techniques Go's standard library comes packed with some great encoding and decoding packages covering a wide array of encoding schemes. Everything from CSV, XML, JSON, and even gob - a Go specific encoding format - is covered, and all of these packages are incredibly easy to get started with. | |
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snprajwal.com
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| | | | | Catching subtle bugs in struct embedding | |
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mfbmina.dev
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| | | One of the best Go features is how easy we can use concurrency. The language gives us goroutines, which are like lightweight threads managed by the Go runtime. It help us to run several functions at the same instant and is very helpful if you wish to improve the performance of your application. Using this feature is easy as adding the go keyword before any function call. This will make the function run concurrently. To make it simpler, let's show you the code. Here I've written the SleepSort algorithm, w... | ||
