Introduction In Go, a build tag is an identifier added to a piece of code that determines when the file should be included in a package during the build process. Why Go build tags? Go does not have a preprocessor, a macro system, or a #define declaration to control the inclusion of platform-specific code. So … Continue reading Let’s build tags in go!!
Category: Go
The Right Use of ‘ReverseProxy’ in Golang
In this article we will learn about reverse proxy, where to use it and how to implement it in Golang. A reverse proxy is a server that sits in front of web servers and forwards client (e.g. web browser) requests to web servers. They give you control over the request from clients and responses from … Continue reading The Right Use of ‘ReverseProxy’ in Golang
Golang Vs. Ruby: Which One Do You Prefer?
Content posted here with the permission of the author PJ Hagerty, who is Developer, writer, speaker, musician, and Developer Advocate. He is known to travel the world speaking about programming and the way people think and interact. Ruby and Go are very popular programming languages and they stand out among the hundreds of the programming languages … Continue reading Golang Vs. Ruby: Which One Do You Prefer?
