⛱ I'm taking two weeks off and will be back on Tuesday, August 29. So if you don't see the newsletter turn up for a while, rest assured it's not your fault ;-) You're welcome to hit reply and send in things for the next issue though, but I might not reply for a while 😅
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Go 1.21 Released — Six months on from the Go 1.20 release comes 1.21. While it’s no Go 1.18 in terms of scope and changes, there’s plenty to check out including the new min, max and clear functions, a preview of a change to for loop variable semantics, and profile-guided optimization (PGO) goes GA. For all the details, check out the official release notes.
Eli Bendersky and the Go Team
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A Possible Future for Iterators in Go — We recently mentioned a new proposal that would allow for range statements to iterate over functions. John Arundel gives us a practical look at the potential for this feature in real-world situations before concluding: “In summary, then, iterators are neat.”
John Arundel
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Use Pangea’s Vault for Secret and Key Management — The Pangea Vault API securely manages access and the lifecycle of keys and secrets to prevent unintentional leakage through hardcoding. Quickly generate, import, and manage secrets with API calls.
Pangea sponsor
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Ensure: Scenario-Based Testing for Go — A brand new project that provides another way to structure tests. As the author says: “I like text descriptions around my test so wrote this based a little bit on my experiences with XBehave in the .NET space.”
Antony Koch
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Hired
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