Container-aware GOMAXPROCS

https://mander.xyz/post/36366241

Today, that Go project *finally compiled*! It only took 7 complete project restructuring attempts. Now that it builds, the real work begins, and it's a good time to reveal I'm trying to revive Lariat, the linked-read aligner written by 10X Genomics. It's called Arachne

Still seeking help from anyone who understand #golang
#genomics #bioinformatics

Happy to see, I've once again made it to the Golang Weekly. This time, with gomjml: https://www.golangweekly.com/issues/566

Go 1.25 interactive tour

https://slrpnk.net/post/26352113

“Container-aware GOMAXPROCS” by Michael Pratt and Carlos Amedee — https://go.dev/blog/container-aware-gomaxprocs

This is where the Go generics dream goes to die ...

Why... does #Golang use capitalization to indicate whether a function is exported in the package or not? Honestly #Java's public/private is more sane...

We're considering a name change for WTF (WTFutil). Vote and share your opinion on the GitHub Discussion: https://github.com/wtfutil/wtf/discussions/1822

Go’s simplicity is its superpower.

No frameworks needed to build a high-performance HTTP server in 50 lines. No magic, just clear, maintainable code that compiles to a single binary.

Meanwhile, in other languages… *opens node_modules folder*

I wrote an article about the primacy of the package as an organizing concept in Go. It's aimed at developers from other ecosystems, covering how old habits can lead to unidiomatic code when in a foreign land.

The post focuses on the "why" of the Go ecosystem context, not just the rules. And yes, there's some Angry Matt profanity peppered in there for good measure.

https://matttproud.com/blog/posts/go-package-centricity.html

Still not sure where this will lead me. But at this time its still fun and exciting.

Inspired by choosing WriteFreely for a blogging platform, I decided to look into the Go programming language. I've gotta say, I'm really enjoying it, and I don't remember being pulled in by a language this much since I first learned C, many years ago.

I've almost finished working through "Let's Go" by Alex Edwards (Which is currently on sale). Typically I don't enjoy tutorial style books, preferring reference books, but this one is a great primer for language concepts

git commit -m...

Uh, what commit message shall I write... what could I... perhaps... ummm, what did I even change...

AI, do you have an idea?

https://newsletter.appliedgo.net/archive/2025-08-17-commit-messages-that-write-themselves/?utm_source=appliedgo-mastodon

#golang
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