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goquiver
a quiver that contains a set of ready to fire golang packages, that I wish I had made them much earlier.
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Package cache provides a simple, thread-safe in-memory cache with support for time-based expiration and automatic refresh of stale items.
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Package cache provides a simple, thread-safe in-memory cache with support for time-based expiration and automatic refresh of stale items. |
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Package fan provides a generic implementation of the fan-out pattern in Go.
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Package fan provides a generic implementation of the fan-out pattern in Go. |
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Package geo provides utilities for manipulating and analyzing geographical data.
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Package geo provides utilities for manipulating and analyzing geographical data. |
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Package k8s provides utilities for interacting with Kubernetes (k8s) using the Helm and Kubernetes client libraries.
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Package k8s provides utilities for interacting with Kubernetes (k8s) using the Helm and Kubernetes client libraries. |
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Package pool provides a simple, flexible, and thread-safe pool of goroutines for managing and reusing resources in Go.
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Package pool provides a simple, flexible, and thread-safe pool of goroutines for managing and reusing resources in Go. |
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Package pool provides a BalancedPool utility, which allows for managing a pool of workers to execute tasks concurrently.
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Package pool provides a BalancedPool utility, which allows for managing a pool of workers to execute tasks concurrently. |
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Package raw provides utilities for working with raw data structures in Go.
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Package raw provides utilities for working with raw data structures in Go. |
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Package safe provides a thread-safe map implementation in Go.
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Package safe provides a thread-safe map implementation in Go. |
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Package serde provides utilities for serializing and deserializing data in different formats.
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Package serde provides utilities for serializing and deserializing data in different formats. |
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