I’m really enjoying to share some stuff about Golang and related technologies.

Yes, they are. And that’s why I love Go. Almost all important tools come together with Go installation, but there are also some you can install additionally depends on your needs: golint, errcheck, etc.

At Wizeline we have Python courses, and recent topic was how to build a Bot in Python.

Telnet games were very popular some time ago, especially this Star Wars movie: telnet towel.

I am enjoying writing programs in a short time, like in a Hackathon way.

Simplest possible solution for communication between services is to use JSON over HTTP.

I always wanted to try Elixir because of it’s nice Erlang ecosystem and because it’s similar to Go in a lot of points.

In this short post I want to discuss handling HTTP request errors in Go.

Here is my small bash function! When you run it from the terminal it opens the GitHub/BitBucket/GitLab page in your browser for the git repository you are currently in.

English is not my native language, and I always feel that my texts which I post here are hard to read.