Are there any cross-platform UI libraries for Go that either provide strong accessibility support for screen readers or utilize OS-native widgets? #Golang #UI #accessibility @vick21
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Support for Go library and utilities by Foxboron · Pull Request #36914 · systemd/systemd
This PR introduces two new changes. A Go Library systemd is an important set of libraries and utilities on modern Linux systems. The need to remove C in favour of memory-safe alternative is of peak...GitHub
🌟 Go 1.24 Release Candidate 2 is released!
🔐 Security: Includes security fixes for the go tool and the crypto/x509 and net/http packages.
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Hey folks, finally got my resume into shape and figured I'd try to #getfedihired.
Looking for a tech job doing backend work--I can do full-stack but being #blind means I'm going to struggle more with UI. I'm proficient in #Rust, #Elixir, #Golang, #TypeScript, and a handful of other languages. I have Android experience as well, and have done fun accessibility-related projects like writing an Android screen reader from scratch or adding screen-reader-like functionality to multiple game engines.
I don't mind big tech too much but am looking to switch away to something more co-op/non-profit if possible. It'd be nice to use my tech skills for good, not just for some investor's benefit. Good work/life balance is also a must--I don't live to work, I work to live.
Here's my resume if any of this sounds intriguing. Thanks for reading and/or boosting!
The #Go team is considering to add telemetry to their compiler/toolchain:
github.com/golang/go/discussio…
As if that alone wasn't horrible enough, they want to make it opt-OUT.
I can't think of a reason why opt-OUT would be acceptable ... in any case.
This comment sums it up nicely 👇
![deanellis:
Enabled by default means you believe that what I do on my computer is your business unless I choose otherwise. This should be self-evidently "wrong", because what I do on my computer is absolutely not the Go team's business unless and until I choose to make it your business.
It does not matter whether knowing “what I do” makes your job easier, or is somehow "useful" to you. It does not matter if you find an implementation that is somehow technically "legal". It does not matter if the proposed implementation of telemetry itself is sound and reasonable. None of that changes the simple fact that what I do on my computer is not, by default, ever any of your business.
[That this is even under consideration raises a number of questions regarding Go's leadership and future direction.]](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/408607 "deanellis:
Enabled by default means you believe that what I do on my computer is your business unless I choose otherwise. This should be self-evidently \"wrong\", because what I do on my computer is absolutely not the Go team's business unless and until I choose to make it your business.
It does not matter whether knowing “what I do” makes your job easier, or is somehow \"useful\" to you. It does not matter if you find an implementation that is somehow technically \"legal\". It does not matter if the proposed implementation of telemetry itself is sound and reasonable. None of that changes the simple fact that what I do on my computer is not, by default, ever any of your business.
[That this is even under consideration raises a number of questions regarding Go's leadership and future direction.]")
telemetry in the Go toolchain · Discussion #58409 · golang/go
Feb 10 5pm US Eastern: Thanks for the lively discussion everyone. It has given me plenty to think about. We are starting to go in circles, and actually new comments are increasingly rare, so I'...GitHub
One of the coolest tools we use at #1Password has been #opensource ’d!
I present to you Typeshare 2.0! A way to share Rust types across the FFI (supports, Swift, Kotlin, TypeScript, and Go). We use it everyday and I love it, makes things so easy and awesome.
github.com/1Password/typeshare
#rust #swift #kotlin #go #golang #rustlang
GitHub - 1Password/typeshare: Typeshare is the ultimate tool for synchronizing your type definitions between Rust and other languages for seamless FFI.
Typeshare is the ultimate tool for synchronizing your type definitions between Rust and other languages for seamless FFI. - GitHub - 1Password/typeshare: Typeshare is the ultimate tool for synchron...GitHub