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go-snippets
Go language snippets
- logger : simply concurrent logger made using
syncandiopackages - hashtable : a hashtable made in golang
- graphql example
- patterns:
- Creational
- builder
- factory
- singleton
- Messaging
- fan out 3.Structural
- decorator
- Creational
- prepend : because it didn't exist let's add it 😂
- broadcast : one event to multiples channels
- detectClosedChannel : detect if a channel is closed, and we can write to it
- slice tricks with experimental packages
- What is happening if we use a slice like parameters in a function, sending it by value? It will be changed? The response is here https://github.com/doITmagic/go-snippets/blob/main/canGenerateBugs/sliceByValue/sliceByValue.md
- Slices package
- one function slices.SameUnderlying(...) that test if two slices (any types) have the same underlying array using generics
Explanation here https://github.com/doITmagic/go-snippets/wiki/create-slice-from-nothing - slices.IsSubsetOf(...) that test if a slice is a subset of another slice using generics
- one function slices.SameUnderlying(...) that test if two slices (any types) have the same underlying array using generics
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Package broadcast package that provides an abstraction to broadcast values to multiple goroutines
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Package broadcast package that provides an abstraction to broadcast values to multiple goroutines |
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patterns
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creational/singleton
Singleton is a creational design pattern, which ensures that only one object of its kind exists and provides a single point of access to it for any other code.
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Singleton is a creational design pattern, which ensures that only one object of its kind exists and provides a single point of access to it for any other code. |
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messaging/fanOut
Package fanOut -- Fan out/fan in pattern in Go The Fan out/fan in pattern in Go allows for the processing of activities in parallel, where multiple functions are spun to execute the activities, and at the end of processing, the orchestrator waits for all parallel activities to finish
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Package fanOut -- Fan out/fan in pattern in Go The Fan out/fan in pattern in Go allows for the processing of activities in parallel, where multiple functions are spun to execute the activities, and at the end of processing, the orchestrator waits for all parallel activities to finish |
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Package prepend Go have a built-in append function that allows for the appending of a value to a slice.
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Package prepend Go have a built-in append function that allows for the appending of a value to a slice. |
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