Some days ago I decided to learn Go. Go is pretty easy to learn and and an experienced dev could learn its syntax and semantics in a couple of hours. To completely learn a language, I normally write a small app in that language. So, in my free time, I rewrote the expense service I created in Node.js using Go. This whole exercise allowed me to learn Go in detail. For me, Go looks to be a great, yet simple language with static type checking. It seems like I will be using Go for my future RPi projects rather than Nodejs. In RPi, I often use a simple JSON file as a DB to store, retrieve, and update execution rules, sensor details, etc. In Node.js I use tingodb, but I couldn't find something similar in Go, so I decided to write one, and is called simdb, a simple JSON DB.
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