My name is Elton Minetto

In this post, I will talk about an exciting project maintained by the team that develops the Go language: the Go Cloud Development Kit, also known as the Go CDK.

I bet that at that moment, you are thinking: “Another programming language”? Calm down, calm down, come with me, and it will make sense :)

When writing a Go application that handles data in a database (in this post, I will focus on relational databases), we have a few options:

We spend hours and hours developing applications on our machines, with more and more requirements and complexity. In addition, any modern application has multiple containers, microservices, deployments in different …

It is a consensus in the software development community that documentation is essential. But at the same time, it’s not one of the most glamorous tasks, especially compared to writing code. So it’s natural …

When developing some CLI applications in Go, I always consider the main.go file as “the input and output port of my application.”

You realize you’re getting old when they ask you for career tips. 🙂 Jokes aside, this is a subject that interests me a lot, and in these career conversations, a question often appears:

In this post, I’ll show you how to use two of the most exciting features of the Go language: its standard library (the stdlib in the title) and its interfaces.

It’s finally (almost) among us! Finally, after years of hearing that joke “what about Generics?” this long-awaited feature will be available in version 1.18 of the language, scheduled for release in …

Looking at my career, I can say that I have more experience and theoretical background in matters related to technology, especially in the area of software development. This fact is due to having done a graduate degree …