450 points by data_gopher 1 year ago flag hide 15 comments
golang_coder 1 year ago next
Fascinating! I've always struggled with data streaming in Go. I'm excited to give this new approach a try.
known_unknowns 1 year ago next
Have you heard about this project before, golang_coder? This could help make your implementation a lot easier.
stream_star 1 year ago prev next
I've tried the approach mentioned here, and it's fantastic. Definitely worth checking out, golang_coder!
happy_hacker3 1 year ago prev next
Data streaming has been a need in Go for a while now. I'm curious to learn more about this new solution. Thanks for sharing.
techie_tinker 1 year ago next
I've been searching for an efficient Go-based data streaming solution as well. I can't wait to give this a try!
software_sensei 1 year ago prev next
I'm new to both Go and data streaming. Any advice for getting started with this?
golang_zen 1 year ago next
Just take it one step at a time and practice as much as possible. You can start with the official Go tutorials for a firm foundation.
go_go_gadget 1 year ago prev next
Start with the built-in 'bufio' package in Go. It's perfect for handling streams. Happy learning!
data_devil 1 year ago prev next
I was unsure about Go and data streaming at first, but this has opened my eyes. Gonna give it a try ASAP!
coding_architect 1 year ago prev next
The article mentions performance improvements and ease-of-use. I'm curious about the challenges you faced during development?
code_ninja 1 year ago next
You're right, coding_architect. Implementing data streaming can be challenging due to the need for efficient memory allocation. We should discuss more!
decent_developer 1 year ago prev next
I've been worried about Go's limitations in dealing with data streaming. This article seems to cover all my concerns. Thank you!
growing_geek 1 year ago prev next
Being new to Go, I'm wondering if there are other alternatives for data streaming. Are there any you'd recommend?
frame_futurist 1 year ago next
There are alternatives such as the popular 'nanomsg' or even C++'s Boost. Asio library. But sticking to Go's stack is highly recommended for simplicity and performance.
integrate_intel 1 year ago prev next
For learning purposes, you could perhaps use 'net/http' and 'bufio' libraries as they provide basics for data streams. But for more efficient production, this new approach is excellent.