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OpenAI Go is the official Go client library for accessing the OpenAI API. It enables developers to integrate OpenAI’s models and features into Go applications with a clean and idiomatic interface. The library provides support for a wide range of API endpoints including chat completions, assistants, embeddings, image generation, audio processing, and batch jobs. It includes built-in tools for handling authentication, managing API requests, and parsing structured responses. The repository also...

This library has no v1 release, API may change. Before v1 release patch version updates only have backward-compatible changes and fixes, minor version updates can have backward-incompatible API changes. Master branch can have unreleased code. Only two last Go minor versions are officially supported by this library. Centrifuge library is a real-time core of Centrifugo server. It's a general-purpose real-time messaging library for Go programming language. Real-time messaging can help create...

QOR is architected from the ground up to accelerate development and deployment of Content Management Systems, E-commerce Systems, and Business Applications. QOR is comprised of modules that abstract common features for such systems, such as a configurable and flexible back office, a content publishing system, a media library, and much more. We built QOR at The Plant to accelerate development for our clients, it is at the core of our engineering strategy, and we maintain it on an ongoing...

...The course is delivered as a series of lectures, and each lecture has a dedicated lectureX.md file that serves as classroom notes, listing the knowledge points covered and the timestamp at which each segment starts. This structure allows students to quickly jump to specific topics in the video without scrubbing blindly through the timeline. The syllabus goes from environment setup and basic syntax to types and variables, constants and operators, control statements, arrays, slices, maps, functions, structs, methods, interfaces, reflection, and concurrency, before finishing with a “projects and pitfalls” session.