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Six ways to make async Rust easier
> In the Go model, the system balances competing modules dynamically in response to unpredictable load patterns, and ensures some amount of fairness. Something which is called, no matter how deep in the call stack and no matter how many steps removed from another module, can do some computation and it doesn't severely affect the rest of the program. In particular, it doesn't cause a giant spike in latency of processing unrelated things.
There's some kind of magical thinking here. The Go runtime attempts to hide as much complexity as it can, and while it works OK most of the time, there are a lot of edge cases that the runtime doesn't handle well [1]. And implementing a runtime that handle these things automagically is a hard task, and nasty bugs ensue[2].
Also, scheduler fairness isn't related to the language itself, since Rust doesn't ship a scheduler the runtime being a third-party library.
- Io_uring is not an event system
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When do you consider your unit tests be "enough"?
Maybe my code is just too complicated? Can I simplify my code or split it up into multiple, more easily-testable pieces? Find a way of removing preconditions/postconditions/edge-cases? Find a way of rearranging my code to make it easier to more systematically test (e.g. using table-driven tests)?
- Türkiyede Çok Bilinmeyen Genç Programlama Dilleri
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/u/HeMan_Batman's based/cringe list for 2021-06-15
(This list is automatically posted once every 24 hours to ensure I never break the Rule ever again. Bot written using Go and run using AWS Lambda)
- Why does this work the way it does?
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Top Programming Languages in 2021
Go is the least known of all the programming languages, but that doesn't mean it is something you neglect. It was developed by Google in 2007 for APIs and web applications. In the past few years, Go has become one of the fastest-growing programming languages.
- Go2: introduce "then" keyword in if statement to allow one liner if statement for better error handling.
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Go 1.17 Beta
There are fragments of discussion about the download timeout throughout the issue tracker, which end up leading back to this still-open but seemingly forgotten issue about adding InactivityTimeout: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/22982
I'd love to see this one addressed but it's not looking too hopeful at this stage.
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proposal: Go2: introduce check keyword for errors on LHS of assignment · Issue #46655 · golang/go
Gave a suggestion here - https://github.com/golang/go/issues/46655#issuecomment-858783061. I can expand on this idea if there is enough support.
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PHP yes or no ?
PHP will have a lot of job opportunities working with legacy code bases. However if it was me at this point in history, I'd learn node.js or/and Go
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When, How & Why Use Golang in 2021? Benefits & Use-Cases.
According to the Github stats, The Go community has grown by 147% since 2020. Golang, specially designed for complex business projects, has been an optimum choice for many of the strongest global brands.
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Go is a nice improvement over C and C++, and it doesn't make me feel dirty like Java does.
https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/CodeReviewComments#pass-values
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Why does 'atomic' use unsafe pointers?
Go 1.17 will have sync/atomic.Value.Swap and sync/atomic.Value.CompareAndSwap methods (also) so that you can accomplish this using interface{}. The concrete types must match and this is checked dynamically.