No, Go does not support enums by default, but there are ways to go about implementing type-safe enums. Have a look at the following article:

"Safer Enums in Go" - Miłosz Smółka

https://buff.ly/2YKusq4 #go #golang

CockroachDB, Dgraph, immudb, and rqlite, well-known databases built from scratch in Go.

Just in case you ever decide to roll-your-own database, James Smith has got you covered with "Build Your Own Database From Scratch in Go".

#golang #database #databaseengineering

Let's write a database driver in Go, from scratch. Shall we?

"Writing a SQL database from scratch in Go: 4. a database/sql driver" - @eatonphil.bsky.social

https://buff.ly/4gPYV94 #golang

Gophers trying to learn, relearn or brush up on their existing knowledge of Kubernetes, I present to you: "Fast Kubernetes".

A repository with more than exercises for you to get comfortable with Kubernetes.

https://buff.ly/4h4mHy8 #k8s #kubernetes #golang #cloudnative #cloudcomputing #devops

Minder OSS has a number of good first issues
github.com/mindersec/mi... #GoodFirstIssue #golang #openssf

Fellow gophers, can Postgres cover your NoSQL needs?

For most cases it surely can, but take your own conclusions from the post "Can Postgres cover your NoSQL needs?" authored by David Buchmann.

https://buff.ly/3W4xAYF #postgres #golang #softwarearchitecture #systemdesign

How do you check if an executable binary compiled from Golang code is static or dynamically linked?

Do you know the side effects of using the os/user, and net packages?

"Statically compiling Go programs" --- Authored by @arp242.bsky.social #golang

www.arp242.net/static-go.ht...

Golang + Server-sent Events + HTMX = Live updates implemented in a succinct manner.

threedots.tech/post/live-we... #golang