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Key Value DB (Redis) code feedback
Think of the feedback below as PR comments on your code. I have reviewed several implementations written by many developers and condensed my common PR comments below. When you implement this keyvaluedb in Go, these are some things you should look into. These will help you evaluate whether your solution is good enough or not.
Code formatting and tooling
Auto-formatting: Set up your code editor to auto-format using
gofmtfor consistency.
Unit Test Integration: Enable easy one-click execution of unit tests in your IDE. Ensure that unit tests cover the TCP server implementation's critical code paths and error scenarios.
Follow Naming Conventions: Stick to Go's standard naming conventions. Read https://go.dev/doc/effective_go for more detailed info.
Encourage modular design by separating distinct functionalities into well-organized packages.
Consider organizing your project into separate command handling (business logic), storage, and networking (handler/adaptor) directories.
Code formatting and tooling
Auto-formatting: Set up your code editor to auto-format using
gofmtfor consistency.
Unit Test Integration: Enable easy one-click execution of unit tests in your IDE. Ensure that unit tests cover the TCP server implementation's critical code paths and error scenarios.
Follow Naming Conventions: Stick to Go's standard naming conventions. Read https://go.dev/doc/effective_go for more detailed info.
Encourage modular design by separating distinct functionalities into well-organized packages.
Consider organizing your project into separate command handling (business logic), storage, and networking (handler/adaptor) directories.
Code formatting and tooling
Auto-formatting: Set up your code editor to auto-format using
gofmtfor consistency.
Unit Test Integration: Enable easy one-click execution of unit tests in your IDE. Ensure that unit tests cover the TCP server implementation's critical code paths and error scenarios.
Follow Naming Conventions: Stick to Go's standard naming conventions. Read https://go.dev/doc/effective_go for more detailed info.
Encourage modular design by separating distinct functionalities into well-organized packages.
Consider organizing your project into separate command handling (business logic), storage, and networking (handler/adaptor) directories.
Code formatting and tooling
Auto-formatting: Set up your code editor to auto-format using
gofmtfor consistency.
Unit Test Integration: Enable easy one-click execution of unit tests in your IDE. Ensure that unit tests cover the TCP server implementation's critical code paths and error scenarios.
Follow Naming Conventions: Stick to Go's standard naming conventions. Read https://go.dev/doc/effective_go for more detailed info.
Encourage modular design by separating distinct functionalities into well-organized packages.
Consider organizing your project into separate command handling (business logic), storage, and networking (handler/adaptor) directories.
Code formatting and tooling
Auto-formatting: Set up your code editor to auto-format using
gofmtfor consistency.
Unit Test Integration: Enable easy one-click execution of unit tests in your IDE. Ensure that unit tests cover the TCP server implementation's critical code paths and error scenarios.
Follow Naming Conventions: Stick to Go's standard naming conventions. Read https://go.dev/doc/effective_go for more detailed info.
Encourage modular design by separating distinct functionalities into well-organized packages.
Consider organizing your project into separate command handling (business logic), storage, and networking (handler/adaptor) directories.
TCP Server Implementation
TCP Server Implementation
TCP Server Implementation
TCP Server Implementation
TCP Server Implementation
Unit testing
Unit testing
Unit testing
Unit testing
Unit testing
Error handling
Error handling
Error handling
Error handling
Error handling
Data Storage and Retrieval
Data Storage and Retrieval
Data Storage and Retrieval
Data Storage and Retrieval
Data Storage and Retrieval