Inanc Gumus

@inancgumus

Author of 👾 I tweet tips and tricks most of the time.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 4

    🤩 Yearly Recap 2017 What's inside? + All articles from 2017 + 2017 and 2018 goals Some stats: + I wrote 100,000 words in total (After edits: 20,000 words in total) + 2.500+ unique people followed me in total Enjoy!

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  2. 18 minutes ago

    Prevent bugs: Declare constants by skipping the first one. type status int const ( _ status = iota running paused stopped ) var st status // now, zero-value isn't `running`

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  3. 18 hours ago

    String values are not utf-8. Only string literals are utf-8. I just saw a wrong stackoverflow answer with dozens of votes as if it's the correct answer. So, I wanted to share this.

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  4. Aug 25

    D. Letterman: “How did you know so much about computers?” Grace Hopper: “I didn’t, it was the first one”

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  5. Aug 25

    What does this simple program print? (Please don't cheat using the playground) package main import "fmt" func main() { var i float64 = 3 / 2 fmt.Print(i) }

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  6. Aug 24

    Go 1.11: Assignments inside text/templates: {{ := "init" }} {{ if true }} {{ = "changed" }} {{ end }} v: {{ }} {{/* "changed" */}}

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  7. Aug 24

    How to save the princess? 😊

    1 reply 7 retweets 17 likes
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  8. Aug 23

    What does this program print? package main import "fmt" // 🥕 retweet: if you like it var ( a = 1; b, c = 2, a+b ) var _ = func() int { a = 2; return a }() func main() { fmt.Print(a+b+c) }

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  9. Aug 23

    A gopher dies when you declare an interface with a dozen of methods.

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  10. Aug 21

    Don't fight with , embrace it. Then you will be happy and productive wizard.

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  11. Aug 21

    😼 Evil quizzes are back. What does this program print? package main import "fmt" func main() { i := fmt.Sprintf("%p", &[0]int{}) s := fmt.Sprintf("%p", &struct{}{}) if i == s { fmt.Print("OMG!") } }

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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 15

    I am searching for a role as a Senior Backend Engineer 🖥 Ideally you work with Go, Docker, Kubernetes. I’m happy to relocate 🌎 More details:

    3 replies 6 retweets 8 likes
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  13. Aug 2

    Are you 30+ and a programmer? Is this still true? (from 2014 by )

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  14. Aug 1

    Why do you want to learn or what pulled you to Go in the first place?

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  15. Jul 31

    I think that not every is a .

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  16. Jul 26

    However, there's a fallacy in the text: "typedef" is not "type alias".

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  17. Jul 26

    I've just read a very good comparison between Rust & Go.

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  18. Retweeted
    Jul 24

    Here's an announcement for a new library from the team that I'll be presenting on later today: "Portable Cloud Programming with Go Cloud"

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  19. Jul 23

    What does this program print? If you know "why" of the answer please comment. package main import "fmt" func main() { var f float64 = 1.0 << 53 fmt.Print(f == f+1) }

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  20. Jul 21

    With 1.11beta2, experimental web assembly package is released. Cool.

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  21. Jul 19

    I've been happily living inside my /src... Go modules, I'm looking at you... (I know it's not default "yet").

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