Applied Go

Go puts the developer quite close to the hardware. Understanding what's going on behind the curtains is a tactical advantage for every developer.

Write shell scripts as you'd write a book, with runnable Go code snippets

'Minimize dependencies, use the standard library!' is a well-known advice.

LLMs are vulnerable to prompt injection and other attacks. Defense is difficult but insispensable.

Is combining Go and AI of any use? Yes, and even smallest tasks may benefit from a little artificial smartassing.

When Go and AI team up, endless possibilities emerge.

LLMs can just chat, unless you give them tools for working with files, searching the web, or... determining the current phase of the moon.

Some tasks cannot be turned into an algorithm, or only with great difficulty. Large Language Models (LLMs) to the rescue!

Fighting cross-site request forgery (CSRF) becomes easier in Go 1.25, thanks to the new cross origin protection feature.