0What’s New in Go 1.24?
2025-02-24 •
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The website 'The Ethically-Trained Programmer' is inspired by a quote from Nathaniel Borenstein, emphasizing the importance of professional ethics in software engineering. It suggests that ethically-trained software engineers should write code that is adaptable and responsible, as illustrated by the example of writing a 'DestroyCity' procedure instead of a 'DestroyBaghdad' procedure.
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0What’s new in Go 1.23? Podcast
2024-07-31 •
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2023-03-17 •
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