Jean Barkhuysen

Let’s re-imagine the venerable container/heap package with generics instead of an interface.

At Netflix, we run our containers on Kubernetes.

At Google, code changes require both a language readability and a domain review.

Large scale code changes (LSCs) are groups of code changes that all try to accomplish the same goal, across a huge number of codebases.

At Netflix, part of the infrastructure I work on is a distributed priority queue built on Redis.

Preface: John Carmack’s email on inlining code on this subject was a really impactful read for me.

This is the second of a series of posts about jj.

This is the first of a series of posts about jj.

Before diving into this topic, you may want to familiarize yourself with Using Go Modules and subsequent posts, or the module spec.

I’ve recently had to generate Go code from protos, without the aid of a proto registry.