- 🔭 I’m currently writing about:
- blogs, every week
- debugger101, describes how to develop a go debugger
- gorpc101, describes how to develop a microservice framework
- libmill, describes the libmill go-style coroutine library
- go internals, (try to) describes nearly every aspect of golang internals
go internals, (try to) describes nearly every aspect of golang internals- go patterns, common design patterns in Go
- 🌱 I’m currently learning:
- distributed sytem
- kubernetes
- cpu architecture
- machine learning
- artificial intelligence, well, some basics knowledge and testcases including transformers, llm, agents
- 🦮 Useful utilities:
- winbox, better alternative to powertoys, listary or everything
- ruminate, an easy to use LLM Wiki solution
- dwarfviewer, read, show DWARF data and nagivate in it
- git-vis, shows how git works
- goenv, manage multiple Go toolchain and sdk
- gitbook, rewrite legacy gitbook-cli in go
- rm-safe, an alternate to GNU
rm, which effectively reduces mistakes of deletion
🎯
Focusing on The 1B Dollars Code
stay hungry, stay foolish.
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golang-debugger-book
golang-debugger-book PublicFrom a debugger's view, Let's explore the computer world! How does compiler, linker and debugger coordinate with each other around the program written in specific programming language? How does a d…
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trpc-go
trpc-go PublicForked from trpc-group/trpc-go
A pluggable, high-performance RPC framework written in golang
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