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I have been building gsx, a Go template compiler with JSX-style markup, component declarations, and plain Go output.

As a huge fan of Coc.nvim, I’m eager to see it being enjoyed by more people and continuously improved, despite facing competition from built-in LSP clients inside Neovim.

Use Temporal as a control plane, not as a data plane - @maxim Problem Link to heading In a typical ETL-like scenario, the data come as streams of rows.

Recently during develop a temporal workflow, I found I need an errGroup implementation - an easy way to synchronise the cancellation of all Temporal coroutines when one of them returned error.

I often find myself wanting to jump to the word starting with capital letter on the same line.

Envoy had grpc-web support ealy on.

Cel-go is an amazing library for evaluating expressions.

IMHO, “what level of abstraction” is the question: Are we talking about data model standards?

Firstly a fun fact a lot people don’t know: when passing values between functions, it’s cheaper to pass values instead of pointers in Go.

This was supposed to be 5 minute job, or at least it looked like it after I skimmed through the documentation This was my first attempt: class AuthInterceptor<REQ extends Request, RESP = any> { Intercept = class { private stream: grpcWeb.ClientReadableS…

So I need a way to represent LocalDate that can be found in java.time package.

Go & Javascript seems to be doing the same thing on BigInt: toBytes returns the absolute value with the sign seperately.

The problem came when I wanted to pass down BigDecimal’s unscaledBytes from kotlin/java to javascript through gRPC-Web.