A report card for your Go application
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How to add badge (eg: Travis-CI & GoReportCard & Coveralls & Codecov ) in Github README.
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💪 Learn and implement the design patterns and best practices that make Go a top choice at high-velocity startups like Lyft, Heroku, Docker, Medium, and more!
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Github action that trigger refresh of the repository go report card (https://goreportcard.com)
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55 - High-performance, concurrent CSV to JSON processor in Go optimized for massive datasets using Worker Pools.
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A collection of (somewhat unique) Dev Container Features.
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62 - A lightweight GitOps agent for automated repository monitoring and remote SSH deployment.
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