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[97.18 --> 98.86] Let's do it. |
[99.42 --> 100.46] It's GoTime. |
[100.98 --> 102.20] Welcome to GoTime, |
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[119.76 --> 121.36] All right, let's get into it. |
[121.42 --> 122.08] This is a good one. |
[122.38 --> 123.10] I think you promise. |
[123.76 --> 124.72] Here we go. |
[132.48 --> 135.36] Hello and welcome to GoTime. |
[135.36 --> 136.44] I'm Matt Ryer. |
[136.76 --> 141.32] And today we're talking about the other features in Go 118. |
[141.96 --> 143.98] Now listen here, you come here, come here. |
[144.20 --> 147.64] Go 118 has got two great big features |
[147.64 --> 149.80] that everyone's talking about. |
[150.32 --> 151.12] I mean, everybody, |
[151.22 --> 152.80] all the popular people are talking about it. |
[152.94 --> 153.26] Everyone. |
[153.82 --> 154.58] Well, we're not popular. |
[154.92 --> 157.96] We're going to be talking about the other features, |
[158.10 --> 158.86] not those two. |
[159.20 --> 160.44] And just for anyone that doesn't know, |
[160.50 --> 161.82] it's fuzzing and generics. |
[161.82 --> 164.70] And that's the only time they're going to be mentioned on this episode. |
[165.16 --> 166.42] In fact, we've got a new rule. |
[166.56 --> 168.94] If they are mentioned by anyone, even accidentally, |
[169.42 --> 173.50] unfortunately, you will be immediately booted from the podcast. |
[173.70 --> 175.34] So please bear that in mind. |
[175.42 --> 177.60] No talk of those two subjects. |
[177.78 --> 178.28] Pinky promise. |
[179.02 --> 180.34] That's a pinky promise from me. |
[180.66 --> 183.20] And we'll find out if we're also going to get a pinky promise |
[183.20 --> 185.90] from our special guests today. |
[186.06 --> 188.02] It's joining me, Daniel Marty. |
[188.34 --> 188.92] Hello, Daniel. |
[188.92 --> 190.34] Hello. Nice to be back. |
[190.60 --> 193.24] And nice to bring my technical problems along with me. |
[194.06 --> 197.78] Your technical problems are, like you, always welcome, Daniel. |
[198.24 --> 202.64] Daniel's been using and contributing to Go for quite a few years now. |
[202.72 --> 205.16] And you've actually written a few tools as well, |
[205.28 --> 207.78] like the stricter GoFumped |
[207.78 --> 210.50] and what could be described as the opposite, |
[211.08 --> 212.80] a Go code obfuscator. |
[213.28 --> 215.54] So they're interesting tools, Daniel. |
[215.66 --> 218.22] How is the GoFumped more strict? |
[218.92 --> 222.34] It essentially restricts how you can write and format code |
[222.34 --> 223.44] in a few extra ways. |
[223.54 --> 226.14] Like, for example, no empty lines at the start of a function body. |
[226.96 --> 228.22] Things that I generally do. |
[229.22 --> 229.98] Cool. Okay. |
[230.02 --> 231.60] We'll put a link to that in the show notes, |
[231.72 --> 233.02] because if anyone likes... |
[233.02 --> 235.30] I like the fact we have GoFumped, |
[235.46 --> 237.50] and I like the idea of a more strict one. |
[238.04 --> 239.00] Oh, Daniel, did Pinky Promise |
[239.00 --> 241.24] not going to talk about those two other subjects today? |
[241.60 --> 242.06] Pinky Promise. |
[242.30 --> 242.56] Okay. |
[242.80 --> 243.84] But Daniel's Pinky Promise. |
[244.04 --> 244.20] Okay. |
[244.66 --> 245.68] This is really professional. |
[245.68 --> 246.08] Okay. |
[246.18 --> 246.94] We've also... |
[246.94 --> 248.24] You're not going to believe this, Daniel. |
[248.44 --> 249.16] You will believe it. |
[249.22 --> 249.80] You already know. |
[250.02 --> 251.28] But imagine if you didn't. |
[251.60 --> 253.70] We've also got Michael Matlub with us. |
[253.90 --> 254.54] Hello, Michael. |
[254.66 --> 255.56] Welcome to GoTime. |
[255.88 --> 256.14] Hi. |
[256.38 --> 257.14] Great to be here. |
[257.32 --> 258.60] Oh, it's a pleasure to have you. |
[258.98 --> 261.18] Michael's on the GoTools team at Google, |
[261.44 --> 263.44] living in, you know, New York City. |
[263.52 --> 264.16] No big deal. |
[264.16 --> 267.72] And he previously worked on Go slash packages, |
[267.72 --> 272.48] which is very useful if you're writing like code generation tools and things like that, |
[272.48 --> 275.20] and infrastructure for tooling. |
[275.36 --> 278.26] And now works on the Go command, right, Michael? |
[278.80 --> 279.10] Yes. |
[279.42 --> 284.48] And do Pinky Promise to not mention those two big subjects on this very episode? |
[284.98 --> 286.44] I won't mention them by name. |
[287.14 --> 287.74] Okay. |
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