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John Arundel
Go/Rust teacher and mentor, author of lovingly-crafted books. Programming is fun, and you should have fun!
John Arundel is a seasoned programming mentor and author, specializing in software engineering and technology careers. With approximately 40 years of experience in software development, he has been actively using the Go programming language since 2017 and Rust since 2018. Arundel is also a contributor to both languages and maintains several popular open-source projects.12
As the founder of Bitfield Consulting Limited, Arundel has provided training to numerous prestigious companies, including Google, VMware, GitHub, and JPMorgan Chase, among others. His expertise extends to DevOps, where he has authored books such as "Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes," co-written with Justin Domingus, which explores the integration of Kubernetes in cloud-native environments.24
In addition to his mentoring and consulting work, John Arundel engages with the programming community through various platforms, including GitHub and LinkedIn, where he shares resources and insights related to Go and Rust programming.345
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This was a really fun conversation, and I firmly believe Go programmers who don't know Rust are missing out. The two languages complement one another perfectly: Go is pragmatic, Rust is powerful. Why not learn and use both?
Cool! Go testing expert @qba73 has a new book coming out soon, on performance tuning and benchmarking—join his mailing list for info about early access and pre-orders: https://t.co/LnhxEaqPVF #golang https://t.co/VmXX3zkVWa
