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First-ever sighting of a live newborn great white
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pring 2023 Fall 2022 Summer 2022 Spring 2022 Winter 2022 Fall 2021 Subscriptions Breadcrumb News January 29th, 2024 First-ever sighting of a live newborn great white Follow US: January 29, 2024 <span>First-ever sighting of a live newborn great white Footage may help solve longstanding mystery in shark science Author: Jules Bernstein January 29, 2024 Share This: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email PrintFriendly Great whites, the largest



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What “accept interfaces, return structs” means in Go
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What “accept interfaces, return structs” means in Go | by Jack Lindamood | Medium Open in app Sign up Sign in Write Sign up Sign in Top highlight What “accept interfaces, return structs” means in Go Not lacking nuance Jack Lindamood · Follow 4 min read · Dec 5, 2016 989 9 Listen Share I’ve mentioned a general guideline of accept interfaces, return structs in a previous post and mul



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, return structs” means in Go Not lacking nuance Jack Lindamood · Follow 4 min read · Dec 5, 2016 989 9 Listen Share I’ve mentioned a general guideline of accept interfaces, return structs in a <span>previous post and multiple times on code reviews to coworkers, but often get the question “Why”. Especially since this isn’t a hard rule. The crux of the idea, and understanding when to bend it, is i



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You aren’t gonna need it
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ing code than when they are creating an abstraction for something. Interfaces abstract away from structures in Go and this indirection has a non zero level of embedded complexity. Following the <span>You aren’t gonna need it philosophy of software design, it doesn’t make sense to create this complexity until it’s needed. A common reason to return interfaces from function calls is to let users focus on the A



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wrote about this point
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ly depends upon what we need. type DatabaseWriter interface { AddUser(string) } func NewUser(d DatabaseWriter, firstName string, lastName string) { d.AddUser(firstName + lastName) } Dave Cheney <span>wrote about this point when he described Interface Segregation Principle. He also describes other advantages of limiting input that’s worth reading. The summary goal that drives home the idea is: the results



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Interface Segregation Principle
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seWriter interface { AddUser(string) } func NewUser(d DatabaseWriter, firstName string, lastName string) { d.AddUser(firstName + lastName) } Dave Cheney wrote about this point when he described <span>Interface Segregation Principle. He also describes other advantages of limiting input that’s worth reading. The summary goal that drives home the idea is: the results has simultaneously been a function which is the mo



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Preemptive Interface Anti-Pattern in Go
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Preemptive Interface Anti-Pattern in Go | by Jack Lindamood | Medium Open in app Sign up Sign in Write Sign up Sign in Top highlight Preemptive Interface Anti-Pattern in Go Jack Lindamood · Follow 3 min read · Jun 24, 2016 765 9 Listen Share In this post I will describe the Preemptive Interface pattern often used in code and why I think it is generally an