TLWI Golang #111

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Hello and welcome to this week's edition of our newsletter!

In our tech section, we have some exciting links for you to check out. First up, we have an article on benchmarking web servers in different languages. With so many programming languages to choose from, how do you know which one is the best choice for your web server? This article breaks down some popular languages and compares their performance metrics so you can make an informed decision.

Next, we have Channels in Golang. Are you new to Go programming and curious about how channels work? This article is a great introduction to the concept of concurrency in Go and how channels can be used to communicate between different threads.

Whether you're a seasoned programmer or just starting out, everyone wants to know what would be an easy way to accomplish something? This article offers some practical tips and tricks for streamlining your workflow and making coding more efficient.

If you've been following the cryptocurrency world, you have probably heard about Ethereum. But have you heard of Optimism? It's a scaling solution for Ethereum that promises to drastically reduce transaction fees and increase the network's speed. This article gives you an overview of what Optimism is and how it works.

And last but not least, we have an intro to generics in Go. Generics have long been a feature that Go developers have been requesting, and they are finally arriving in the language with the upcoming release of Go 1.18. This article explains what generics are and how they can be used to write more flexible and reusable code.

We hope you enjoy reading these articles as much as we did. Have a great week!

Dennis

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