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Realtime Video Capture with Go

Realtime Video Capture with Go

Using Go and the Video for Linux (V4L2) API to stream videos from camera hardware natively without using CGo.
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Working with Compressed Tar Files in Go

Working with Compressed Tar Files in Go

This post shows how to use the archive and the compress packages to create code that can programmatically build or extract compressed…
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Encoding Data with the Go Binary Package

Encoding Data with the Go Binary Package

When encoding binary data for IO in Go, there is a multitude of options available ranging from gob, Protobuf, to roll-your-own encoder…
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Let’s Make an NTP Client in Go

Let’s Make an NTP Client in Go

While doing some research on network programming, I came across this blog post titled Let’s Make a NTP Client in C by David Lettier…
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Streaming IO in Go

Streaming IO in Go

In Go, input and output operations are achieved using primitives that model data as streams of bytes that can be read from or written to…
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Writing Modular Go Programs with Plugins

Writing Modular Go Programs with Plugins

Tucked among the multitude of significant features introduced in Go version 1.8 is a new Go plugin system. This feature let programmers…
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Calling Go Functions from Other Languages

Calling Go Functions from Other Languages

Starting with version 1.5, the Go compiler introduced support for several build modes via the -buildmode flag. Known as the Go Execution…
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