Joe Davidson

Does the course use anyhow for error handling? I'm no rust developer, but I've heard that's the "production code" way of error handling in rust.

I briefly tried it and it did make it feel like I was fighting against the type system less.

I'd say clamp, I think if a function has such a specific and simple job it's okay to not be spread out step by step like restrict.

It's not that unreadable either.

YouTube video by Haseeb Majid Go, Templ (with HTMX) & Localisation

How I built an app with templ, go & localisation

#buildinpublic

www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5Gl...

Any feedback on the video is welcome.

You don't need a dotenv package:

export $(cat .env | xargs) && go run .

Have you seen Ubers gopatch? It's quite handy for making code modifications across large codebases.

YouTube video by Ardan Labs Ultimate Go Software Design LIVE: Real Time Chat App Ep.21

Here is episode #21 of Ultimate Software Design Live.

We are close to finishing a new chat client using Go, Templ, and Datastar. We will have Delaney Gillilan on one more time tomorrow to get us a working client.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAwm...

YouTube video by ServerlessDays Manchester Channel Surfing, One Lambda at a time! | Arman Najafian

If you missed this years @manserverless.bsky.social my talk is now available along with the rest of the talks given that day! Had a blast and met great people, looking forward to next year!

youtu.be/bUtgi02iD6s

My friend @armannajafian.com just blogged his first blog. Well worth a read, I think it's always interesting to read about everyone's unique journeys: www.armannajafian.com/posts/theway...

Please be a new cornflake cake recipe, we need some innovation there.

The AI slop machine never stops pumping

I get the same feeling for my neovim donation!

Please enjoy each hypermedia control equally.

Your outie uses htmx

Out of curiosity, have you tried templ? I wonder if you think it has all the features of a good HTML templating language to be used with generalized hypermedia controls?

templ works great with fixi.js btw

I took longer than I'd like to admit choosing which colour way to go with, giving me a decision to make was cruel!

My "Dynamo Dream - A Pete Episode" screen print has a new friend, so long as barrytheartguy creates these inspired by Ian Hubert's amazing short film series, I will buy them. Looking forward to prints inspired by episodes 1 & 4 🤞

Depending on your editor, you may be able to make use of a snippet. Then you can type .len and just hit enter.

$ go install golang.org/dl/go1.24.0@latest $ go1.24.0 download Downloaded 0.0% ( 0 / 74636413 bytes) ... Downloaded 50.0% (37318206 / 74636413 bytes) ... Downloaded 100.0% (74636413 / 74636413 bytes) Unpacking go1.24.0.linux-arm64.tar.gz ... Success. You may now run 'go1.24.0' $ go1.24.0 version go version go1.24.0 linux/arm64

🥳 Go 1.24.0 is released!

📰 Release notes: go.dev/doc/go1.24

📦 Download: go.dev/dl/#go1.24.0

#golang

Very nice first bleet.

You should be able to make their usernames @usidore.hellofromthemagictavern.com and @chuntttttt.hellofromthemagictavern.com

I suppose they are quite long usernames though!

I didn't realize there was one, that's news to me!

I used htmx for exactly this use case too! A very good way to learn the stack.

Why We’re Bringing Pebble Back Eight years later, you still can’t beat a Pebble

** It's happening!! **

We managed to convince Google to open source PebbleOS. Took a while, but they just did it today! github.com/google/pebble

With that, we're bringing Pebble back! I blogged about it - ericmigi.com/blog/why-wer...

Upset that I sold mine ages ago, would have loved to hack in it with TinyGo!!

I'm wearing instant coffee flavoured perfume to confuse the coffee snobs on my train.

And to maybe be stuck in your hotel room until the next day, so it's useful that you will have 2 portions!

It was amazing to see everyone again after our 2 month hiatus, and to see new faces too!

A huge thanks to @matryer.bsky.social for the interactive talk about his blog post linked below.

Follow us on here for updates about the next meetup, or join our group on Meetup for notifications.

A 3D printed gopher on a computer

Manchester Gophers. 01 - the first of its kind.

LAZY GOPHER. MAT RYER - FEB 2025.

The gopher’s computer has a Grafana screen.

Fantastic speaker’s gift from @manchestergophers.com

Complete with @grafana.bsky.social on its little computer screen.

I've been looking for something like this, specifically for the few who reskeet themselves hours or days later to appear on timelines again for more engagement.