switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 19/07/2025*leaked to unknown origins, that is. 100
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 19/07/2025Is below accurate? “If the request is a GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS, request, the request is valid. (These methods are always safe.)” GET and HEAD do not require/trigger pre-flight in browsers but should still be validated server-side against CORS rules to ensure no data is leaked, right? 🤔 100
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 21/04/2025“Plan for failure, not success.” -The Zen of Go, Dave Cheneydave.cheney.netThe Zen of Go | Dave Cheney 000
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 01/04/2025“Specifications written in plain English are important, yet they don't connect to the code written. Unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests are the bridge between spec and code.” @christophberger.bsky.socialappliedgo.netBeyond the Debugger: A Comprehensive Guide to Debugging Go ApplicationsDebugging starts way before starting the debugger. Here is a rundown of debugging techniques for Go apps. 011
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 30/03/2025bytesizego.comThe Anatomy of Go - Master Go's Inner WorkingsUnlock the secrets of Go's inner workings and take your skills to the next level with this comprehensive guide to The Anatomy of Go. 000
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 30/03/2025"OpenAPI isn’t just one language, it’s a language composed of multiple other languages." @quobix.bsky.socialquobix.comOpenAPI is hardOpenAPI is hard. At a glance it might seem really straight forward to build tooling for it, but then we learn there are monsters down below. 011
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 30/03/2025Can't wait to put the Doctor to the test! So far have not had any (professional) use case for it - unfortunately due to the fact that most APIs at my co still have no (proper) spec there's not much to do but wait... one day! 110
switch-case-default @switchcasedefault.bsky.social · 25/03/2025"Discussions about whether a programming language is good or bad often get stuck on technical details: [...], and so on. While these factors matter, they barely scratch the surface of how a language shapes the way we think, design, and build software." - The Anatomy of Go by @func25.bsky.social 110