Jacob Kim articles - 38 total
Working with Time Data in Go
On many occasions, you will have to write code that has to deal with time. You could write a clock...
Structs, Methods, and Receivers in Go
When I was first learning how to use Go, the idea of Go being a non-OOP language was interesting. I...
College Coding Assignment Tips
I genuinely enjoy coding assignments. In my school, a lot of programming courses have projects that...
Intro to Generics in Go
Generics is a topic that many people have opinions about. Some people say that the lack of generics...
I'm back!
Sorry for leaving without saying anything. I started university again, and was a bit overwhelmed with...
Mutexes in Go
Welcome back to Intro to Concurrency in Go! Today we will be looking at how to protect shared...
Listening to Multiple Channels in Go
Welcome back to the series! Today we will look at ways to listen to multiple channels at once. The...
WaitGroups in Go
Welcome back to Introduction to Concurrency in Go! Last time, we had our first taste of concurrency...
Intro to Concurrency in Go
Concurrency is a cool topic that can be a huge asset once you get the hang of it. To be honest, I was...
Reading and Writing Different Files in Go
Reading and writing files is an important feature of your program. Not all data is stored in the same...
Working in a Team
I spend a lot of time developing solo, working on my personal projects. However, I have worked in big...
Journal: The Story of My Imposter Syndrome
Let’s take a slight detour from the usual programming guides. Today, I want to address the bane of...
Interfaces in Go
If you are going to use Go extensively, you need to understand how to use interfaces. Interfaces...
Using Goroutines is Slower??
Ah, goroutines. One of the most defining features of the Go programming language. Once you understand...
Trees in Go
Welcome back to Introduction to Data Structures in Go! In this post, we will be looking at trees. So...
Benchmarking Go Code
If you have been programming in Go for some time, you probably really like the tooling that comes...
Introducing gambas, a data analysis package written in Go!
https://github.com/jpoly1219/gambas https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jpoly1219/gambas Hi guys, I...
Debugging Go Code with Delve
"Genius is 1% talent and 99% hard work." "e = mc^2" -- Albert Einstein In the field of software...
Writing Tests in Go
In today's post, we will be looking into how to write tests in Go. Test-driven development, also...
Queues in Go
Welcome back to Introduction to Data Structures in Go! In this post, we will be looking at queues. We...
Infix to Postfix in Go - Stacks Part 2
Welcome back to Introduction to Data Structures in Go! As I have promised, we will look at a special...
Stacks in Go
Welcome back to Introduction to Data Structures in Go! Today, we will look at stacks. Stacks are...
Linked Lists in Go
Welcome to my new series: Introduction to Data Structures in Go! We will start this series with a...
Querying the Database in a Go Web App
Welcome back to my tutorial! Last time, we set up an instance of the PostgreSQL database and...
Connecting to Database in Go
Welcome back to A Gentle Intro to Golang Web Development. Last time, we learned how to use...
I hit my first 100 followers! Thank you all for your support!
They say that the first 100 are the most precious followers. Thank you for supporting me in my...
How to use gorilla/mux
Welcome back to my guide, A Gentle Intro to Golang Web Development. Last time, we looked at how to...
Can You "Handle" This?
Welcome to part 2 of my ongoing series, "A Gentle Intro to Golang Web Development." I hope you enjoy...
What Even Is a Mux
"Engineers are bad at naming things." This holds true for a lot of things. Weird terms, buzzwords,...
To Unmarshal() or To Decode()? JSON Processing in Go Explained
If you are like me and want to learn backend development, you probably came across JSON handling at...