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Waitgroups: what they are, how to use them and what changed with Go 1.25
Waitgroups: what they are, how to use them and what changed with Go 1.25
Imagine the following problem: you need to process hundreds of records and generate a single output. One way to solve this is to process each record sequentially and unify the output only at the end. However, this can be extremely slow, depending on the time spent processing each record. Another way is to process them concurrently, speeding up the overall time. In my post about introduction to concurrency, I talked a bit about goroutines and channels. Now, I’ve decided to talk about waitgroups, a way to simplify the management of multiple goroutines.
·mfbmina.dev·
Waitgroups: what they are, how to use them and what changed with Go 1.25
Big O
Big O
A visual introduction to big O notation.
·samwho.dev·
Big O
Tempest, the PHP framework that gets out of your way
Tempest, the PHP framework that gets out of your way
Tempest is a modern framework designed to enable developers to write as little framework-specific code as possible, so that they can focus on application code instead.
·tempestphp.com·
Tempest, the PHP framework that gets out of your way
origin-space/originui: Origin UI is an extensive collection of copy-and-paste components for quickly building application UIs. Powered by Tailwind CSS and React.
origin-space/originui: Origin UI is an extensive collection of copy-and-paste components for quickly building application UIs. Powered by Tailwind CSS and React.
Origin UI is an extensive collection of copy-and-paste components for quickly building application UIs. Powered by Tailwind CSS and React. - origin-space/originui
·github.com·
origin-space/originui: Origin UI is an extensive collection of copy-and-paste components for quickly building application UIs. Powered by Tailwind CSS and React.
Persistent Risk: XZ Utils Backdoor Still Lurking in Docker Images
Persistent Risk: XZ Utils Backdoor Still Lurking in Docker Images
In this blog, we share a new finding in the XZ Utils saga: several Docker images built around the time of the compromise contain the backdoor. At first glance, this might not seem alarming: if the distribution packages were backdoored, then any Docker images based on them would be infected as well. However, what we discovered is that some of these compromised images are still publicly available on Docker Hub.
·binarly.io·
Persistent Risk: XZ Utils Backdoor Still Lurking in Docker Images