First of all - thanks to all who has attended the playground! We’re trying to find a format that will benefit us all in these new times, and it makes the work 100x better knowing, that what we’ve prepared works for you!

Go came onto the tech scene by the end of 2009 and slowly established it’s position as one of the major players in the DevOps world.

Previous parts: Part I Last time we’ve talked about how to start contributing to Open Source - and to reinforce my statement, I’ve started contributing to a relatively new library for supporting Chrome headless browser called Rod and came back to my contributions to Go-Audio.

How to exit Vim in three simple steps. Using Go, of course. Make sure you have Go installed. Write a whole application to find and kill vim: package main import ( "bytes" "io/ioutil" "log" "os" "path/filepath" "strconv" "strings" ) func TerminateVim(path string, info os.

We have found ourselves in a completely new arena with a new set of rules. I really don’t want to talk here about the questionable consumption of bleach advice from a particular president in the United States, as this is way beyond my expertise, but let’s talk about something I do know – how to learn.