3 posts tagged with "golang-aha"

Moving to Go as my primary development language was a surprisingly easy transition. Coming from a language with strong OOP roots, like Java, I quickly found many analogs for the OOP constructs I was used to, but also had to adjust my thinking.

This article walks through some of Go’s object oriented features and also discusses how some patterns common in other languages can be written in a way that’s closer to idiomatic Go. It also covers some features of Go that surprised and (in some cases) delighted me.

Introduction​

I work with Golang every day as a developer on the OpenZiti project. In learning Go, I've hit various stumbling blocks, settled on some best practices and hopefully gotten better at writing Go code. This series exists to share some of the 'Aha!' moments I've had overcoming obstacles and finding solutions that sparked joy.

Introduction​

I work with Golang every day as a developer on the OpenZiti project. In learning Go, I've hit various stumbling blocks, settled on some best practices and hopefully gotten better at writing Go code. This series exists to share some of the 'Aha!' moments I've had overcoming obstacles and finding solutions that sparked joy.