Go最新资料汇总（六十八）

## FEATURED [Bleve: A Go-Based Full Text Search Database](https://medium.com/wireless-registry-engineering/short-introduction-to-bleve-5de4bbf16657?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) Bleve is an open-source full-text search database that focuses on performance low memory use. It supports numerous KV stores for its backend. [A (Very) Simple Windows GUI Application in Go](https://gist.github.com/nathan-osman/18c2e227ad00a223b61c0b3c16d452c3?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) A simple gist code sample showing how to use Win32 directly from Go to bring up a simple Windows app. Good to see how it’s done even if it makes for hard reading in any language. [Writing An AWS Lambda Function with Go](http://www.avitzurel.com/blog/2016/06/17/writing-an-aws-lambda-function-with-golang/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) Using a Node.js-based wrapper, you can write ‘serverless’ functions to run on Amazon’s Lambda service using Go. [unigornel: An Approach to Go-Powered Unikernels](https://github.com/unigornel/unigornel?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) A clean-slate approach to unikernels built on Xen’s Mini-OS and a fork of Go. Still in development stages but the goal is to build a library operating system predominantly written in Go, much like MirageOS (which uses OCaml). [Retro: Retryable Errors for Go](https://github.com/codeship/go-retro?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) Wrap failure prone sections of code in retry blocks, and conditionally retry those blocks upon different types of error. [Paradigms of Rust for the Go Developer](https://medium.com/@deckarep/paradigms-of-rust-for-the-go-developer-210f67cd6a29?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) A Go developer has been learning Rust and shares some key differences he’s picked up so far. ## IN BRIEF [Go 1.7 Beta 2 Released](https://golang.org/dl/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email#go1.7beta2) [Authentication in Go Using JSON Web Tokens](https://dinosaurscode.xyz/go/2016/06/17/golang-jwt-authentication/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [Docker Compose + NATS: Microservices Development Made Easy](http://nats.io/blog/docker-compose-plus-nats/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [How to Marshal and Unmarshal JSON with Time and URL Data](https://ukiahsmith.com/blog/go-marshal-and-unmarshal-json-with-time-and-url-data/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [Getting Started with NATS and Related Patterns](https://jacobmartins.com/2016/06/06/practical-golang-getting-started-with-nats-and-related-patterns/?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [NATS](http://nats.io/) is a message bus for cloud applications. [Why You No (HTTP) Framework?](https://medium.com/@PurdonKyle/why-you-no-framework-901bd981f44b?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [vat: EU VAT Number Validation and Rate Retrieval](https://github.com/dannyvankooten/vat?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [Bombardier: An HTTP Benchmarking Tool](https://github.com/codesenberg/bombardier?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) Uses fasthttp for improved performance. [Flag2: A More Traditional Command Line Flag Library for Go](https://github.com/ProfOak/flag2?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) “I have a long history with Python, so the implementation code looks similar to Python’s argparse class.” [isokey: Self-Contained API Keys via HMAC Signatures](https://github.com/ammario/isokey?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [zsocket: Zero-Copy Sockets in Go on Linux](https://github.com/nathanjsweet/zsocket?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [opensimplex-go: A Patent-Free Alternative to Perlin and Simplex Noise](https://github.com/ojrac/opensimplex-go?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) A port of Kurt Spencer’s OpenSimplex to Go. [Collision2D: Simple Go Library 2D Shape Collision Detection](https://github.com/Tarliton/collision2d?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) [fasthttp: A Fast HTTP Package for Go](https://github.com/valyala/fasthttp?utm_source=studygolang&utm_medium=email) Just a reminder of its existence. “In short, fasthttp is up to 10 times faster than net/http.”