If you follow the internet trends around tools for developers, you might have heard of Starship, a tool that gives useful information quickly for higher productivity for developers. At first, I got the feeling that Startship is more cosmetic than anything else, but after a few weeks working with it, I noticed that it is […]
Tag: go
Software Development Book Review: Writing Interpreters in Go
A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned Writing Interpreters in Go, a book that teaches you to write an interpreters for the Monkey programming language. If you write software for a living, you should study this book. This is a software development book more than an interpreters book that has much to teach. An overview […]
Studying Go to get better at Python: reader and writer interfaces
In my day job, I mainly write Python code, but I dedicate a good amount of time to study the Go programming language. Here’s why.
Why I’m studying how to write an interpreter in Go… when I’m a Python developer
I think there is no better way to start this blog about being obsessed with programming: an explanation (mostly for myself) on why I’m studying interpreters (when I do not develop anything related to that) implemented in Go (a language I do not use professionally). Why this subject? The first time I realized that studying […]