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I documented how to stream a response body in #golang with the net/http package https://0x1eef.github.io/posts/how-to-stream-a-response-body-in-go/
I documented how to stream a response body in #golang with the net/http package https://0x1eef.github.io/posts/how-to-stream-a-response-body-in-go/
I documented how to send HTTP requests with #golang
https://0x1eef.github.io/posts/how-to-make-http-requests-in-go/
So I was working on this:
ZIP-compatible compressor and decompressor pair that beat zip -9 on source code by 5-10%. Uses smarter pre-processing before DEFLATE.
It's often better than the alternatives for text, source code, structured text files, and markup.
Pure Go. No dependencies beyond stdlib. Output works with standard ZIP tools where possible
Benchmarks available.
So I was working on this:
ZIP-compatible compressor and decompressor pair that beat zip -9 on source code by 5-10%. Uses smarter pre-processing before DEFLATE.
It's often better than the alternatives for text, source code, structured text files, and markup.
Pure Go. No dependencies beyond stdlib. Output works with standard ZIP tools where possible
Benchmarks available.
I documented how to send HTTP requests with #golang
https://0x1eef.github.io/posts/how-to-make-http-requests-in-go/
Wails: Create beautiful applications using Go
｢ The traditional method of providing web interfaces to Go programs is via a built-in web server. Wails offers a different approach: it provides the ability to wrap both Go code and a web frontend into a single binary. Tools are provided to make this easy for you by handling project creation, compilation and bundling. All you have to do is get creative! ｣
Go Cryptography State of the Union
https://words.filippo.io/2025-state/
#HackerNews #Go #Cryptography #State #of #the #Union #cryptography #GoLang #technews #cybersecurity
Tonight I wasn't in a mood to Dev. Nothing to do with the big crash of today (I was not impacted 😆).
No I was in a mood to ask for help, so I have written a blog post https://gitroot.dev/blog/how-to-help_en_11-2025.html
There are tasks for everyone from fixing typos to development in #golang #typescript or #rust and also for #sysadmin in #bash or #web #css
If you are ready to dev join the GitRoot channel in #matrix as explained in the article!
Please boost to get more help!
Tonight I wasn't in a mood to Dev. Nothing to do with the big crash of today (I was not impacted 😆).
No I was in a mood to ask for help, so I have written a blog post https://gitroot.dev/blog/how-to-help_en_11-2025.html
There are tasks for everyone from fixing typos to development in #golang #typescript or #rust and also for #sysadmin in #bash or #web #css
If you are ready to dev join the GitRoot channel in #matrix as explained in the article!
Please boost to get more help!
Guts – convert Golang types to TypeScript
#HackerNews #Golang #TypeScript #Guts #Programming #Development #OpenSource
I need the "integer division, but rounding up" operation super frequently. And *every time* it takes me 5 minutes to figure out the right formula. I kind of wish #golang just had a builtin for that -.-
An open-source solution for monitoring runtime security events and responding to incidents in containerized environments
#golang
I started a project last week to make a self-hostable software to upload temporary files. unlike the existing projects, the idea is to have a better privacy and security, while keeping the interface simple. One can upload a file using #Curl and upon uploading, a short download URL is generated. The user can define how long the file should live on the server, and after this time it will be wiped cleanly and securely.
I'm very open to collaboration:
👆 In the documentation I have written the general strategy and vision of the project, but there are few points to consider:
1. This is my first #GoLang project in this level, so please be kind :)
2. I have so far worked on it alone, so there might be many consideration that I have missed. So any ideas, insights, and contribution to code, documentation, and project idea is very welcome.
Even if you don't know Go, your opinion is very valuable to me.
Please boost for reach
I started a project last week to make a self-hostable software to upload temporary files. unlike the existing projects, the idea is to have a better privacy and security, while keeping the interface simple. One can upload a file using #Curl and upon uploading, a short download URL is generated. The user can define how long the file should live on the server, and after this time it will be wiped cleanly and securely.
I'm very open to collaboration:
we're slowly knocking off the remaining bugs with radar-api-go ( #Golang bindings for #Radar). it seems quite stable now, anyone could use it for scripting / glueing events elsewhere without much trouble. there are a tonne of examples in the docs for getting going https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/goapunk/radar-api-go
we're slowly knocking off the remaining bugs with radar-api-go ( #Golang bindings for #Radar). it seems quite stable now, anyone could use it for scripting / glueing events elsewhere without much trouble. there are a tonne of examples in the docs for getting going https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/goapunk/radar-api-go
A space for Bonfire maintainers and contributors to communicate
