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This whole adventure began because I wanted to write a C compiler in Go. I wanted to use Chibicc, a tiny C compiler, as a basis since I could start with the first commit and add each feature since each one is a separate commit. However, Chibicc uses ...
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Deadlocks occur when goroutines get stuck waiting for each other. This stops your program and can be difficult to debug. Avoiding deadlocks is key to writing efficient Go code.Tip 1: Close Channels…
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Go’s simplicity is its superpower — until your codebase grows into a labyrinth of rigid, untestable dependencies. We’ve all been there: you start with a few straightforward structs, but before you…

Go 1.24 contains an experimental package to aid in testing concurrent code.
A friend from work messaged me today that they had a hard time because they had used var c chan int instead of c := make(chan int) in their Go code. I responded by saying that I usually have one rule