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A roundup of the top Go links this year - Read this on the Web
Go Newsletter
Issue 140 — December 22, 2016
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In this final issue of the year, we look back at the most popular Go news and links of 2016. We hope you have a happy holiday season and we'll see you in 2017 :-)

A great set of insights and tips from an experienced Go developer. This got a lot of love on social media and is a must read.
Peter Bourgon
Still in beta, but due for release soon, this brief explanation by Brad Fitzpatrick was our most popular link of the year. This more extensive writeup by Tyler Christensen was also popular.
Reddit
A worthwhile summary of an issue still affecting Go, although the feature was recently dropped from inclusion in 1.8 after some initial prototyping revealed issues.
Jack Lindamood
Do you know what's taking up all your Redis memory? RedisMonitor creates an interactive map of your Redis memory to show you. Starts at just 7ドル per month.
Redisgreen sponsored
A ‘from scratch’ look at beginning to use Go and how Peter Bourgon, a Go evangelist and engineer at SoundCloud, likes to get a Go project started.
Peter Bourgon
A look at how using a stock debian-8 image and a Go-backed server, you can handle 10M concurrent connections with low throughput and moderate jitter.
Goroutines
A look at how Uber approached building a geofence lookup system in Go and how Go has helped them build and scale it so quickly.
Uber
A look at how it’s possible to build a simple container using a small amount of Go.
Julian Friedman
Jobs
Centralway are seeking an experienced programmer to come and join the team. The right candidate will be responsible for the continuous development and improvement of the backend and service architecture of Centralway Numbrs. Apply here.
Centralway Numbrs AG
Get ahead of your New Year resolutions! Find your dream job on Hired, where companies apply to you.
Hired
In Brief
Nigel Tao, Chuck Bigelow and Rob Pike
Bjørn Erik Pedersen
Ivan Daniluk
Chris Erwin from Elemenio describes what partial index is, how to use it, and shows some practical examples.
Compose sponsored
Hundreds of Go resources (mostly libraries and tools hosted on GitHub) organized into categories.
Libhunt
Use a simple, powerful hosting company.
Linode sponsored
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