Since we're not going to get keyword arguments in @golang.org in the foreseeable, I've become very invested in using type definitions to "brand" common types in our codebase e.g. string, int, uuid.UUID and so on...

Consider what happens to code shown below when a new field is added to the ProductResult struct. To compound the problem, imagine a larger codebase where you're creating `ProductResult` values in a few places. Similarly imagine adding a field to `Product` and forgetting to fill it out before INSERT.

I wonder if Go could benefit from object literal syntax that can be late-bound (if that's even a word) #golang

A great tip with exhaustiveness checks using switch blocks is to add a `value satisfies never;` expression to the default branch. This adds a compile time check and you'll spot that you missed a case in your IDE. Demo:
tsplay.dev/w2y48W

Small suggestion: consider tweaking the link colors for both visited and not visited since the contrast ration on black bg is poor for both the default blue and purple colors.

I'm very new to Rust so pardon my ignorance but the solution I ended up with was to create my own take on serde_json::Value which had an additional member called Omit. This coupled with a custom Serialize trait impl means when I encounter Omit when serializing object/array members, I skip over them.

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I want something like Tidbyt but that I can program and run completely locally. Tidbyt apps run in the cloud on their servers which I'm not a fan of. Do you know of something with similar build but that I can "wholly own" and program?
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