* Added GoCrest and GoGiven to the list
GoCrest and GoGiven added to the awesome list.
* Did not realize -'s were alphabetically before alphanumeric characters.
* fix ordering again - dashes were not the only issue.
* Adding a Chronos library
This adds a library to interact with the [Chronos](https://mesos.github.io/chronos/) Job Scheduler for Mesos
* Adding Yeoman generator for Go
* Suggestion for a Resource addition
Hello,
I am Saurabh, co-founder of Hackr.io. Hackr.io is a programming community & a great place to find the best online programming courses and tutorials. It's a one stop solution for tutorial recommendations with 5000+ tutorial of more than 140 programming languages.
I was looking at your learning resources page and found it pretty useful. I believe that Hackr.io would be really useful to the developer community in finding the right programming course/tutorial and would make a nice addition to your resource page.
Hackr is also listed on other esteemed websites like Lehigh University's resource page and official Official Python wiki page to name a few.
Thanks for the list of great resources you have compiled. Enjoy your week:)
* Update README.md
The library hasn't been updated in 2 years and [Casper](https://clients.casper.io/register.php) has been shut down for legal reasons, so the library no longer works.
Blast is a tool I developed to send ~6m API requests from a CSV data source. I've extended it to include more load-testing specific features. It's protocol agnostic, so non-http APIs can be easily supported.
Batch job features:
* Use CSV data source to send millions of API requests.
* Automatic resume after exit.
Load testing features:
* Change the rate (requests per second) interactively during the run.
* Simple, useful latency stats.
Traefik was under `Authentication`, this PR transfers it under `DevOps Tools`.
If you think it fits more in another category, do tell me and I'll update the PR.
Autocert is a Go maintained project that facilitates provisioning TLS
certificates and starting a server using those certificates.
kevinburke/nacl implements all of the NaCL API's in Go, in a way
that's compatible with the C library offered here:
https://nacl.cr.yp.to.