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Most Go devs use channels or mutex wrongly. 😬 In this video, I explain when to use: ⚙️ Channels 🔒 Mutex ☢️ Atomic #Golang #Concurrency #GoLangTips #Programming

Use range loops = safe iteration over slices/maps. #GoLangTips #Programming #CodingHacks

Let the task lifecycle define object lifetime , not global maps. In Go, global state is rarely needed. Prefer goroutines, contexts, and sync primitives for cleaner, leak-free design. #Golang #MemoryManagement #GoLangTips

Optimize slices: make([]T, n, cap) = pre-allocate memory. #GoLangTips #Performance #CodingTips

context.Context = cancel goroutines gracefully. #GoLangTips #Concurrency #Programming

sync.WaitGroup = wait for goroutines cleanly. #GoLangTips #Concurrency #Programming

go vet = catch subtle bugs before runtime. #GoLangTips #WebDev #Programming

Handle multiple channels with select. #GoLangTips #Concurrency #Programming

Want your Go codebase to scale cleanly? 🧩 This guide lays down the *industry-standard project layout*, from cmd → internal → pkg and beyond. Read it here 👉 ctrix.pro/blog/mastering… #Golang #GoLangTips #CleanCode #DevCommunity #GoProgramming

Go Conditionals in 4 swipes! 🐹👋 Learn the basics, short declarations, and common gotchas in the final post of our Go series. #LearnGo #GoLangBasics #GolangTips #ChainAcademy #LimitlessLearning

😩 Drowning in if err != nil? In 2025, Go error handling doesn’t have to bury your business logic. Meet try — a tiny library that cuts the noise, keeps clarity, and still plays nice with panics. My fresh use-cases + code 👉blog.devgenius.io/cut-the-noise-… #Golang #GoLangTips #CleanCode…

⚙️ Tired of “40-argument constructors” in Go? In 2025, the functional options pattern keeps configs clean, safe & extensible — no refactor pain. Here’s my step-by-step guide with fresh examples 👉 blog.devgenius.io/clean-configur… #Golang #CleanCode #GoLangTips #SoftwareEngineering…

Do memory addresses come with an HOA for slices? Source: devhubby.com/thread/how-to-… #Tech #GoLangTips #GoProgramming #GoCoders

Go Concurrency Puzzle for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { go fmt.Println(i) } 👉 Will it always print 0 1 2 3 4? (Hint: race conditions 👀) #GolangTips

🦾 Build a type‑safe DSL in Go — no codegen, no fancy GADTs. Just interfaces, generics & continuations for compiler‑checked domain logic. From arithmetic rules to safe filtering — step‑by‑step. 👉 levelup.gitconnected.com/building-a-str… #Golang #DSL #GoLangTips #Programming

🪞 Reflection in Go: inspect & tweak structs, auto‑register routes, build SQL & more — without boilerplate. In my 2025 guide: 4 practical examples, pitfalls to avoid, and when reflection is worth it. 👉levelup.gitconnected.com/mastering-refl… #Golang #Coding #GoLangTips

Day 29 of #100DaysOfCode 🧵 Today in #Golang: 🔹 Learned about buffered vs unbuffered channels 🔹 Unbuffered channels block until both sender & receiver are ready 🔹 Buffered channels allow some async behavior up to the buffer limit #GoLangTips #100DaysLearning

🚀 Dive into #Golang: Why it's not a traditional OOP language! 🧵👇 #GoLangTips #Programming

A non-blocking way to do send operation on unbuffered channel with a goroutine #golang #golangtips

The best Go framework: no framework?  changelog.com/news/the-best-… #golang #programmer #golangtips #gorm

#golang #golangtips #golangdev #ginframework #gin #programmingmemes

Diving deeper into #golang, I stumbled upon the surprising nuances of nil 🤯. It tripped me up for a bit, so here's a quick tip that might help someone else! #golangtips

New in Go 1.20: wrapping multiple errors lukas.zapletalovi.com/posts/2022/wra… Credit:@lzap #Golang #golangtips #GolangTutorial #programmers #Developer

Go Conditionals in 4 swipes! 🐹👋 Learn the basics, short declarations, and common gotchas in the final post of our Go series. #LearnGo #GoLangBasics #GolangTips #ChainAcademy #LimitlessLearning

🚀 Built a Go API with Gorilla Mux — love how it feels like net/http but with extras like subrouters & middleware. 🦍💡 Also got graceful shutdown working — super clean and easy to implement! 🧹✅ #Golang #BackendDev #GoLangTips

Day 28 of #100DaysOfCode Today in #Golang: 🔄 Learned how to use channels to send & receive data between goroutines ⚠️ Experienced my first deadlock — when all goroutines are asleep & waiting 😅 Concurrency is exciting, but unforgiving! #GoLangTips #Concurrency #100DaysLearning

Day 29 of #100DaysOfCode 🧵 Today in #Golang: 🔹 Learned about buffered vs unbuffered channels 🔹 Unbuffered channels block until both sender & receiver are ready 🔹 Buffered channels allow some async behavior up to the buffer limit #GoLangTips #100DaysLearning

🔁 Functions r values in #Go You can pass them as arguments, return them, and store them in variables. Elegant func square(x int) int { return x * x } func apply(f func(int) int, val int) int { return f(val) } #Golang #GoLangTips #FunctionalProgramming #DevTips #CleanCode

2/8: Why Use Reflection in Go? Reflection powers JSON decoding, dependency injection, and reusable libraries. It’s perfect for dynamic data handling when types are unknown at runtime! 💡 #GoLangTips #Coding

How do slices work in Go? Each slice has: 🔹 A pointer to an array. 🔹 A length (number of elements in use). 🔹 A capacity (max elements before resizing). Dynamic and efficient! 🚀 #GoLangTips

🚀 Dive deep into iterating through arrays in #Golang with our latest guide! From basic loops to more advanced techniques, we've got you covered. 🔗 buff.ly/3toPPfP #GoLangTips #Programming

Do memory addresses come with an HOA for slices? Source: devhubby.com/thread/how-to-… #Tech #GoLangTips #GoProgramming #GoCoders

Unlock the power of structured logging in your #Golang apps! Dive deep with our latest blog post. 🔍📄 #GoLangTips #StructuredLogging buff.ly/3QhbZJX