Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringBoost your job applicationIf you’re looking for a new Software Engineering job, it’s important to get your application noticed.Dec 17, 2021Dec 17, 2021
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringMaking your Go app configurableUsing a good settings strategy can make local development and deployment a lot easier.Nov 26, 20194Nov 26, 20194
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringErrors derived from constants in GoA recent post from the Go Programming Language Blog shows us how we should deal with error comparison. But what about constant errors?Oct 18, 2019Oct 18, 2019
Ralph LigtenberginTechFolks AmsterdamMeetup report: front-end at scaleA couple of days ago we organized a meetup about front-end at scale. There was a small discussion on whether or not we should name it…Apr 19, 2019Apr 19, 2019
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringUnhandled errors in GoGo programmers know the struggle of error handling. But what about ignoring them if you don’t care? Is that a wise thing to do?Mar 21, 20191Mar 21, 20191
Ralph LigtenberginTechFolks AmsterdamMeetup: let’s talk Serverless!It’s (about) time for another meetup! Next week, we’re organizing our second meetup, this time at Container Solutions.Mar 8, 2019Mar 8, 2019
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringWhy we created our own Service Framework in Go…And why you probably should too.Mar 5, 2018Mar 5, 2018
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringEncapsulating dependencies in GoUnit Testing third-party packages can be a pain in the neck. But there’s a way to avoid while making your own code more robust.Dec 10, 20172Dec 10, 20172
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringDetect, analyze, investigateMetrics, tracing, logging, reporting. What’s the use of having four different levels of logging?Nov 30, 2017Nov 30, 2017
Ralph LigtenberginTravix EngineeringType embedding in GoIf you really want to use inheritance in Go, then type embedding is as close as you can get. But there are some things to watch out for.Sep 5, 20174Sep 5, 20174