August 2024 Summaries

nhooyr/websocket, a minimal, idiomatic, and performant WebSocket library for Go, has been adopted by Coder. The project will continue to be maintained as an open-source library with no breaking API changes planned. Contributions are welcome in the form of issues and PRs. The author, nhooyr, trusts Coder to preserve the minimal and idiomatic nature of the library.

Coder is hosting a Meetup at their Austin Office on September 24th, 2024. They recently released Coder 2.14.0 and are working on improvements based on customer feedback. The company is also approaching the milestone of reaching 100,000 GitHub Stars by year-end. Additionally, Coder Principal Engineer Spike Curtis introduced a new open-source testing library for Go called Quartz, which aims to improve the developer experience and reduce flaky tests.

Coder, a company that focuses on developer productivity solutions, is hosting a Meetup at their Austin Office. They are also sharing details about their July webinar where Tim Quinlan, Coder's Senior Technical Marketer, discusses with a major global financial services company about their adoption of Coder to improve developer productivity and reduce hardware costs. The financial services company faced challenges in supporting conventional developer environments such as slow onboarding, increased build times and hardware costs, and difficulties managing diverse teams of developers. To overcome these issues, the company combined Coder with Kubernetes to move development environments to the cloud, providing flexibility to balance developer and budgetary needs. They are excited about the future possibilities with Coder and look forward to seeing more development teams using it on a daily basis. The next webinar will explore deploying and maintaining a scalable Cloud Development Environment in a high-security data center.