CI

CI is like a babysitter for your code. Ha! If you believe that, you’ve probably never tried wrestling a herd of untamed microservices into a semblance of order while simultaneously battling an infrastructure that melts down faster than a popsicle in the Sahara Desert.

Let’s be real – CI is more like wrangling a multi-headed hydra: one head spews out unit tests, another spits out integration tests, and somewhere in the tangled mess, there’s probably a build pipeline and deployment lurking about. CI, done right, is less about babysitting and more like a brutal code boot camp with an unforgiving drill sergeant.

So, what the heck is CI, as the cool kids call it? In the realm of Go, particularly for system programming, CI is the art of constantly merging code changes into a shared repository and relentlessly testing the living daylights out of the result. It’s about catching errors early, ensuring that new code doesn’t break the whole system...