They say - “necessity is the mother of invention”. Laminar is our invention born out ofnecessity. The first order of business for the engineering team at nurture.farm was todecide on a tech stack that suits our domain. In the agricultural domain, we oftenserve users who might not have great access to the fast and reliable... Continue Reading →
GoLang Journey – Composite Types
You might want to read the previous post in the series. Composite types created by combining the basic types like int, float etcetra. Arrays An array is a fixed length sequence of zero or more elements of particular type Because of the fixed length constraints, Arrays are rarely used in Go if "..." appears in... Continue Reading →
GoLang Journey – Program Structure
Names The name of go functions, variables, constants, types and packages abide by following rules: Name begins with a letter or underscore Name can have any number of additional letters, digits as well as underscores Case in name matters; list and List are two different names Go has 25 reserved words like if, map, package,... Continue Reading →