bryce.is/writing/code

I recently released a new open source project called autotidy.

I recently bought a new MacBook, and instead of manually installing everything for the nth time, I decided to go down the path of using Nix and nix-darwin to codify my dev machine configuration.

I was recently debugging an issue in some integration-style Go tests which made me realize that I didn't have a very deep understanding of how parallelism works when using go test.

Today I want to talk about an issue I was having with UDP sockets in Go, and how I learned more about my program by making use of two tools that ship with Mac OS X called dtruss, and DTrace.

Did you know you can inspect your node application's memory without instrumenting your code?

Lately I've been doing more work in the Go programming language.