Generic methods finally landed, json/v2 is already running underneath your code, and the allocator got faster while you weren’t looking. Six of this release’s changes take effect without you opting in; here’s which ones will cost you an afternoon.
Your Go service is slow, but you don’t know where. Guessing is not a strategy. pprof tells you exactly where your program spends its time, memory, and CPU; here’s how to use it.
You don’t need PostGIS or a geohash library to cache repeat road-distance lookups: rounding coordinates and a unique index gets you most of the win.
Road distance, not straight-line distance, is what travel expense claims and delivery pricing actually need, here’s how to get it without a metered maps API.
Hugo ships with built-in syntax highlighting via Chroma, no plugins required.