Monthly Archive: April 2015

Software Engineering

GopherCon 2015 CFP

So my talk was not selected for GopherCon. I’ll be turning it into a series of posts on things that were unique, discussing building an immutable log in Go, going over my distributed pong game (examining the game network programming I did and how I broke the physics calculations among servers etc.) and a bit on the Company Retrospective. Here...

Programming

Concurrent transactional behavior, thoughts on RAMP

I recently came across a blog post on distributed transactions here that was promoting a new type of isolation guarantee for transcational behavior that is designed specifically for concurrent transactions to avoid locking style behavior. The goal of this new design is to provide atomic visibility during a transaction. This behavior is of interest to me because it allows a...

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