Tag: golang

All the articles with the tag "golang".

• Error handling in Golang

  Updated:4 Apr 2021 |  at 15:00

  In this article, we'll take a look at how to handle errors using build-in Golang functionality, how you can extract information from the errors you are receiving and the best practices to do so. A basic understanding of Golang is therefore required to follow this article.

• Golang Application monitoring using Prometheus

  Updated:18 Mar 2021 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will learn the basics of Prometheus including what metrics are, the different types of metrics and when they are used. After that, you will expose metrics of a Golang application and visualize them using Grafana.

• An Introduction to Golang

  Updated:11 Nov 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know to get started using Go to build real-world applications.

• How to set up and configure your own TURN server using Coturn

  Updated:6 Oct 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will set up your own TURN server using Coturn and secure it using a username and password. You will also learn how to add a domain to your TURN server and run the server using Docker.

• How to visualize Sensor data using Grafana and InfluxDB

  Updated:25 Aug 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will build a Grafana dashboard to visualize the data of a temperature sensor that will be read using a microcontroller and send over MQTT.

• Flying DJI Tello drone using Golang

  Updated:7 Jul 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will build a simple application to control your DJI Tello drone using your Keyboard in Golang.

• Build a Realtime Chat Server With Go and WebSockets

  Updated:23 Jun 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will build a realtime chat application in Golang using Websockets. You will also containerize the application using Docker.

• Golang file uploading

  Updated:2 Jun 2020 |  at 15:00

  In this article, you will build a simple file uploading HTTP server in Golang that allows you to upload files to the server running the application. You will also containerize the application using Docker.