I work daily with Go, and while the lack of generics can occasionally be a pain point, mostly it can be worked around with some combination of either abusing
interface{}or manually generating the non-generic code. On the other hand, there are other pain points I feel much more often, and maybe other gophers do too…
Source: 3 Things Go Needs Right Now More Than Generics, an article by Ryan Collingham.
If you’re not familiar with the term Structural Pattern Matching then you are not alone. It’s a feature that, until about 10-15 years ago, you would not see outside of functional programming languages. Its use, however, has spread; today you can find a feature like it in C#, Swift, and Ruby. What was once the preserve of niche languages is now available for you to try in Python 3.10.
A few weeks ago, we’ve seen Apple announce their newest iPhone 13 series devices, a set of phones being powered by the newest Apple A15 SoC. Today, in advance of the full device review which we’ll cover in the near future, we’re taking a closer look at the new generation chipset, looking at what exactly Apple has changed in the new silicon, and whether it lives up to the hype.
Source: The Apple A15 SoC Performance Review: Faster & More Efficient, an article by Andrei Frumusanu.
How are
async/await,coroutines,promisesandcallbacksrelated? Which one is better or worse? We are going to implement the same code with these 4 different approaches.
Source: Async/await vs Coroutines vs Promises vs Callbacks, an article by Adam Bene.