go

Recursos de programación de go
Web
10-03-2018
http , go , tdd
Clojure Developers Barcelona has been running for several years now. Since we're not many yet, we usually do mob programming sessions as part of what we call "sagas". For each saga, we choose an exercise or kata and solve it during the first one or two sessions. After that, we start imagining variations on the exercise using different Clojure/ClojureScript libraries or technologies we feel like exploring and develop those variations in following sessions. Once we feel we can't imagine more inter...
Once you've got a couple of Clojure katas under your belt you start to wonder how to structure an entire application. Where does the logic go? Where do you respond to HTTP requests? Where to connect to the database and how to pass the connection to code which needs it? Let's see what the best practices are and which Clojure libraries can help us.
Web
02-02-2018
go , tdd
I've just watched this wonderful talk by Ian Cooper TDD, Where Did It All Go Wrong - por Garajeando
More interesting talks and podcast that I think that worth the time:Marty Cagan / Good talks about product discovery and product managementThe Root Cause of Product Failure (via @carlosble)Minimum Viable Product for PlatformsSimulating a real-world system in go Sameer Ajmani. Great explanation to understand concurrency, parallelism and scalability using a real-world example. It worth the time.Architecting a Modern Financial Institution with Vitor Olivier, Thoughts on Immutabi...
More interesting talks and podcast that I think that worth the time:Marty Cagan / Good talks about product discovery and product managementThe Root Cause of Product Failure (via @carlosble)Minimum Viable Product for PlatformsSimulating a real-world system in go Sameer Ajmani. Great explanation to understand concurrency, parallelism and scalability using a real-world example. It worth the time.Architecting a Modern Financial Institution with Vitor Olivier, Thoughts on Immutabi...
Go beyond the hype and dig into building microservices with the Go framework Micro (micro.mu). In this talk you’ll learn how to create and deploy microservices using the popular framework Micro, which was extracted out of experience running services at Google and Hailo. You’ll see services built from scratch and deployed to the cloud, as well as a demonstration of all the features Micro includes to manage your services when they’re in production.
As in the Star Trek Beyond movie, which the title of this talk tries to recall, we will present how Kubernetes can be extended beyond containers using Custom Resource Definitions (CRD) to schedule custom tasks and resources or bring Kubernetes automation to the next level. During the presentation we will go deep into the concept of Operator and provide some useful examples of application of this pattern to, i.e., the automated scaling of Services.
"Hay dos formas de personalizar Scrum en una organización: eliminando partes esenciales (mutilando) o dándole profundidad (matizando). Scrum prescribe tres roles fácilmente identificables pero con una gran complejidad en la puesta en marcha. Tras dos años de experiencia sobre la prescripción de Scrum, arrancamos un proceso para dotar de profundidad y de matiz a los roles de Scrum y adaptarlos a nuestra realidad siendo fieles a su esencia. Contaremos este viaje con paradas en los errores cometidos y las lecciones aprendidas. El camino ya ha empezado, y ahora conocemos otra forma de recorrerlo." ¿Y si lo escuchas mientras vas al trabajo o te pones en forma? https://www.ivoox.com/22708222 Todos los videos de CAS 2017 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKxa4AIfm4pVAo-yEM3IpgFnNYAaSJHEg Descarga gratis la versión digital del libro de Roberto Canales “Conversaciones con CEOs y CIOs sobre Transformación Digital y Metodologías Ágiles ” https://goo.gl/i2zZtJ Suscríbete a nuestra newsletter; https://goo.gl/5jc6uP Facebook; https://goo.gl/o8HrWX Twitter; https://goo.gl/MU5pUQ LinkedIn https://goo.gl/2On7Fj/
Let’s face it: the term REST is treated as a buzzword these days rather than as an accurate description of the Web’s blueprints. Everybody claim to do REST APIs; the truth is - nobody is doing REST API. It’s time to stop this. In my presentation I’d like to go with you through the original specifications and build an API that will respect all the constraints. All live, no prepared things. Then, we will compare the results with other API that claim to be REST. You will be surprised how different the results will be!
This presentation was given at Lambda World 2017 by Hanneli Tavante. Follow: -https://www.twitter.com/47deg -https://www.twitter.com/lambda_world -https://twitter.com/hannelita Visit: -https://www.47deg.com/events for more details ___ Too many flavours of Functional Programming? Don't worry - like a French bouchon; we will try a taste of some famous languages, and see what they look like. You can pick up your favourite one for the next visit! Using a simple project idea (building an API), we will go through the following menu: - Python A good appetiser - Scala Not pure, but a delicious starter - Haskell Main dish -The desserts Ocaml, Elm, Elixir and others (we are allowed to skip the diet restrictions for dessert!)