The article describes Prig, my AWK-like tool that uses Go as the scripting language. I compare Prig with AWK, then dive into how Prig works, and finally look briefly at Prig’s Sort and SortMap builtins (which use Go’s new generics if Go 1.18 is available).
Source: Prig: like AWK, but uses Go for "scripting", an article by Ben Hoyt.
SQLite 3.38.0 introduced improvements to JSON query syntax using
->and->>operators that are similar to PostgreSQL JSON functions. In this post we will look into how this simplifies the query syntax.
Source: JSON improvements in SQLite 3.38.0.
Since I've been working on Go projects, the main issue that arises at every initialization is the management of dependency injection.
In a recent exchange I was told about the uber-go/fx library and I must say I really liked their approach.
Let's see how you can use it on your projects.
Source: Dependency injection in Go with uber-go/fx, an article by Vincent Composieux.