graph
A Go library for creating and modifying graph data structures.
1package main 2 3import "github.com/dominikbraun/graph" 4 5func main() { 6 g := graph.New(graph.IntHash) 7 g.AddVertex(1) 8 g.AddVertex(2) 9}
A Gentle Introduction to Generics in Go
The release of generics in Go 1.18 is a major change to the language. How do generics work? How do they impact performance? When do they make sense? A beginner-friendly wrap-up.
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I'm Dominik. I live in Germany and work as a Senior Software Engineer at
Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation.
In my professional life, I'm spending most of my time developing range, consumption, and charging time predictions for our electric vehicles. My personal focus is centered on distributed backend systems and building stuff with Go.
In my professional life, I'm spending most of my time developing range, consumption, and charging time predictions for our electric vehicles. My personal focus is centered on distributed backend systems and building stuff with Go.
Tools of Choice
Personal Projects
Timetrace
A CLI tool for tracking your working time directly from the terminal.
timetrace create project my-website ✅ Created project my-website $ timetrace start my-website +design ✅ Started tracking time
Verless
A simple and lightweight static site generator for Markdown content.
1# verless.yml 2site: 3 title: My Blog 4 url: https://dominik.info 5build: 6 output: public 7 theme: default
Recent Posts
Visualizing Graph Structures Using Go and Graphviz
Graph data structures are perfectly suited for modeling relations and networks. Visualizing graphs in Go takes two things: A graph library supporting DOT, and Graphviz.
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Reducing Graph Complexity Using Go and Transitive Reduction
Adding numerous edges to a DAG can make the graph unnecessarily complex. However, these graphs can be simplified using a technique called transitive reduction.
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