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Google Workspace CLI for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets, and Docs.
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Covers Go backend development from concurrency patterns and web servers to database integration and microservices. Includes production deployment guidance.
Guides Go benchmark creation and execution, pprof CPU and memory profiling, trace interpretation, and benchstat comparisons. Covers CI performance regression detection and production analysis using Prometheus runtime metrics.
Covers CLI command structure, argument validation, configuration layering, version embedding, exit codes, signal handling, and shell completion. Supports development and review of Go CLI applications, including unit testing and common CLI libraries.
Guides writing and reviewing Go code for clarity and consistent project conventions. Focuses on line length, variable declarations, control flow, and useful comments, excluding naming rules, linter configuration, and documentation comments.
Covers goroutine lifecycle management, leak prevention, channel ownership, select, mutexes, atomics, errgroup, and singleflight. Guides shared-state protection and worker pool or fan-out/fan-in designs, excluding investigation of already-failing programs.
Guides context propagation across application layers, timeout and cancellation design, and request-scoped values. Addresses leaked contexts and choosing Background, TODO, or WithoutCancel for appropriate lifecycles.
Builds pipelines for testing, linting, coverage, SAST, vulnerability scanning, and automated PR review. Covers Dependabot, Renovate, GoReleaser, Docker publishing, and repository security settings, focusing on pipeline integration rather than interpreting findings.
Explains slices, maps, arrays, standard container packages, strings.Builder, and bytes.Buffer. Covers capacity growth, preallocation, collection internals, generic containers, unsafe and weak pointers, and copying behavior.
Covers database/sql, sqlx, and pgx access to PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL, and SQLite. Addresses parameterized queries, nullable fields, isolation, locking, pooling, batch processing, context propagation, and database testing without generating schemas or migration SQL.
Guides dependency injection for testability, loose coupling, and separation of concerns in Go services. Covers manual constructor injection, service factories, singletons, lifecycle management, and comparisons of Wire, Dig, Fx, and samber/do.
Covers go.mod, go.sum, dependency installation and upgrades, Minimal Version Selection, and replace, exclude, and retract directives. Includes govulncheck scans, dependency and binary size audits, vendoring, tool directives, and go.work workspaces.
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