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Go Engineer
Throughout his career, Ryan's consistently worked with startups and small software shops where each milestone was make-it or break-it. He loves infrastructu...re as code managed with Terraform in AWS. Ryan found his niche writing DevOps tools in Go and contributes to the open-source community regularly. Ryan has worked with Docker for years deploying and maintaining Kubernetes systems—and, most importantly, he's a fun guy to work with!
Go Engineer
With over 25 years of software development experience, Jay has focused on designing and building enterprise back-end/mid-tier applications, protocols, and A...PIs for Fortune 1000 companies. He has multiple US patents, has co-authored the Manning book on Apache OpenCMIS development, and has presented technical subjects at several IBM international conferences. Currently, he is designing and building distributed systems at Veritone corporation.
Go Engineer
Brad likes to build and improve software that solves real-world business problems and creates a positive experience for users, as well as having a positive... business impact for the organization. He is inspired by a high-productivity/innovative work culture—walking the line between perfection and a getting-it-done mentality.
Go Engineer
Sebastian is a rockstar programmer with two decades of programming experience in games and tech, including many solo indie games. He has worked with Disney... multiple times, for whom he was tasked with their highest priority R&D projects (including the tracking for Jedi Challenges AR, which other experts claimed was impossible). He is best suited for short-term problems that are too difficult, tedious, or time-sensitive for other programmers.
Go Engineer
Adam a full-stack developer that has worked mostly with startups for the past seven years. Adam has a non-traditional background coming from the world of co...nsulting and is well rounded with an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Go Engineer
Jess is a veteran engineer who’s particularly skilled in Go (3 years), C (13 years), and Python (10 years); he’s also experienced in site reliability develo...pment and DevOps. He is a professional who has exceptional communication skills and has experience working freelance. Jess joined Toptal to find cutting-edge projects and talented people to work with.
Go Engineer
Eric loves to write code in a high-paced and challenging environment with an emphasis on using best practices to develop high quality software that meets pr...oject requirements, budget, and schedule. He enjoys learning new technologies and sharing findings with his colleagues.
Go Engineer
Edgar has over three years of experience developing full-stack web applications with Ruby on Rails APIs and Ember.js as a front-end client. He has worked on... teams of all sizes, both on-site and remotely, and has excellent communication and presentation skills.
Go Engineer
After working six years in industry, Ken branched out to work as a freelancer and has done that ever since. His strength is not merely coding, but the whole... process from thorough problem analysis to completed coding. He's good at strong, clean system design and especially clean user interfaces.
Go Engineer
Mark is an entrepreneur, engineer, CTO, and artisan with decades of startup experience, including co-founding Excite.com. He makes complex problems simple w...ith expressive, maintainable code. He believes in building small, well-tested, functional pieces, loosely joined by a well-documented contract.
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Understanding the Input/Output (I/O) model of your application can mean the difference between an application that deals with the load it is subjected to, and one that crumples in the face of real-world uses cases. Perhaps while your application is small and does not serve high loads, it may matter far less. But as your application’s traffic load increases, working with the wrong I/O model can get you into a world of hurt.
When Golang first came out, there were next to no resources available about how to efficiently test your Go-written application. Even now, with plenty of guides and recommendations available, many bright-eyed developers still try to apply their Ruby or JavaScript mindset and use external frameworks to test apps written in Go. In this article, Toptal Freelance Developer Gabriel Aszalos first explains Golang philosophy and then covers the basics of testing in Go, from table testing to JSON response assertion.
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