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😈 Go’s Strategy Pattern can hide silent bugs. If your builder accidentally returns (nil, nil) as a strategy — what happens next? 👇 💡 Go’s “typed nil” trap catches even pros. #Golang #GoPatterns #CodingBugs #SystemDesign
🧩 Go’s Strategy Pattern makes swapping logic easy. But what if you want strategies loaded at runtime from .so plugins? What’s your approach? 👇 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
🎯 Go hides design patterns in plain sight! Which of these Go features best reflects a Strategy Pattern — swapping behavior without touching core logic? 👇 # Golang #GoPatterns #CleanCode #SystemDesign
Rather than default to basic solutions, learn more about the three distinct #GoPatterns in our latest blog. bit.ly/2h3TZo4
🧠 Go’s Strategy Pattern keeps logic clean — e.g., exporting data as JSON, XML, or CSV. But here’s a subtle bug 👇 If one strategy forgets to implement Export() for an empty dataset… what happens? #Golang #GoPatterns #CleanCode #SystemDesign
Go’s Decorator Pattern lets us wrap objects to add behavior. But stacking decorators can backfire. What’s the most common pitfall devs face? 🤔🍦 #Golang #GoPatterns @golang @golangweekly @GolangTrends
👀 Go’s Observer Pattern looks simple—publisher notifies all subscribers. But naive implementations have hidden costs. Which one bites the most? 👇 #Golang #Concurrency #GoPatterns
Go’s Decorator Pattern adds behavior by wrapping objects—no inheritance involved. So in Go terms… Which idiom does it align with most? 🧐 #Golang #GoPatterns
#️⃣ Go’s Observer Pattern twist: Charlie blocks author1, then unsubscribes & re-subscribes. What happens next? 🤔 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
In Go’s Decorator Pattern (Ice Cream example), if one decorator forgets to implement GetCost(), what happens? Code - github.com/architagr/desi… Note: Go’s type system ensures decorators satisfy the interface. #Golang #DecoratorPattern #GoPatterns #SoftwareDesign #ProgrammingPoll
🔔 Go’s Observer Pattern challenge: What if a subscriber unsubscribes in the middle of broadcast? How do you keep things safe? 👇 #Golang #Concurrency #GoPatterns #SystemDesign @golangweekly @GolangTrends
⚡ Scaling Go HTTP servers? Imagine adding logging + rate limiting dynamically. Inheritance won’t work in Go… so which pattern scales better? 👇 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
👉 Imagine two decorators wrapping the same ExistingIngredient object. Which order of method execution will occur in Go? 💡 Hint: Think about how wrappers forward calls down the chain. #Golang #GoPatterns #ProgrammingPoll #SystemDesign #100DaysOfGo
🧩 Go’s Strategy Pattern makes swapping logic easy. But what if you want strategies loaded at runtime from .so plugins? What’s your approach? 👇 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
😈 Go’s Strategy Pattern can hide silent bugs. If your builder accidentally returns (nil, nil) as a strategy — what happens next? 👇 💡 Go’s “typed nil” trap catches even pros. #Golang #GoPatterns #CodingBugs #SystemDesign
🎯 Go hides design patterns in plain sight! Which of these Go features best reflects a Strategy Pattern — swapping behavior without touching core logic? 👇 # Golang #GoPatterns #CleanCode #SystemDesign
🧠 Go’s Strategy Pattern keeps logic clean — e.g., exporting data as JSON, XML, or CSV. But here’s a subtle bug 👇 If one strategy forgets to implement Export() for an empty dataset… what happens? #Golang #GoPatterns #CleanCode #SystemDesign
👀 Go’s Observer Pattern looks simple—publisher notifies all subscribers. But naive implementations have hidden costs. Which one bites the most? 👇 #Golang #Concurrency #GoPatterns
#️⃣ Go’s Observer Pattern twist: Charlie blocks author1, then unsubscribes & re-subscribes. What happens next? 🤔 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
🔔 Go’s Observer Pattern challenge: What if a subscriber unsubscribes in the middle of broadcast? How do you keep things safe? 👇 #Golang #Concurrency #GoPatterns #SystemDesign @golangweekly @GolangTrends
⚡ Scaling Go HTTP servers? Imagine adding logging + rate limiting dynamically. Inheritance won’t work in Go… so which pattern scales better? 👇 #Golang #GoPatterns #SystemDesign
Go’s Decorator Pattern lets us wrap objects to add behavior. But stacking decorators can backfire. What’s the most common pitfall devs face? 🤔🍦 #Golang #GoPatterns @golang @golangweekly @GolangTrends
Go’s Decorator Pattern adds behavior by wrapping objects—no inheritance involved. So in Go terms… Which idiom does it align with most? 🧐 #Golang #GoPatterns
In Go’s Decorator Pattern (Ice Cream example), if one decorator forgets to implement GetCost(), what happens? Code - github.com/architagr/desi… Note: Go’s type system ensures decorators satisfy the interface. #Golang #DecoratorPattern #GoPatterns #SoftwareDesign #ProgrammingPoll
👉 Imagine two decorators wrapping the same ExistingIngredient object. Which order of method execution will occur in Go? 💡 Hint: Think about how wrappers forward calls down the chain. #Golang #GoPatterns #ProgrammingPoll #SystemDesign #100DaysOfGo
Rather than default to basic solutions, learn more about the three distinct #GoPatterns in our latest blog. bit.ly/2h3TZo4
Rather than default to basic solutions, learn more about the three distinct #GoPatterns in our latest blog. bit.ly/2h3TZo4
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