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So far I developed my GraphQL server in Java, but it's 2 years now that every single time I try to upgrade the dependencies, I fall down a rabbit hole of mysterious errors, JDK inc…

If you were never exposed to functional programming before, learning Haskell will give you a whole new perspective on how you write code, and I bet it will make you a better progra…

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Our current codebase is written in Go, mostly web servers, middleware and queue workers. Some of Rust strengths (memory safety, concurrency, absence of GC) look well suited for our…

I happened to come across a post from a moderator (-> dang) highlighting HN's mission toward intellectual curiosity. In their comment history, dang frequently (and adamantly) state…

It seems the only jobs listed here are from Bytedance

I write a lot of documentation. I do it not because others ask, but because I genuinely believe it is going to be helpful to someone at some point, and anticipate this need. So whe…

Personally, I would still choose gin. Gin seems to be more straight to the point. To name one, compare goyave router.Route("PUT|PATCH", ...) with gin router.PUT() or router.PATCH()…

Much of these hiring practices are just a self-perpetuating narrative. Just spreading the news that interviews at your company are hard is a way to discourage unqualified candidate…

what stops these people from downloading mine or anyone's resume off LinkedIn and use that for their purposes? they wouldn't even need to bother contacting me first

I'm a Golang developer based in western Europe with around 5 years professional experience. I frequently receive unsolicited messages from recruiters, mostly on Linkedin, introduci…

As the first stage of the interview, we give a take-home test with no constraints. We just ask them to put together some code that works with one of our public APIs. I think this i…