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Reflection — This one, in particular, isn’t as simple to use as others in this list since it isn’t the most straightforward concept of any programming languages. Go still manages to make most of it, though, while keeping it relatively easy to use.

It’s a framework inspired by the Node.js Express framework and built on top of Fasthttp. And like other frameworks, it just helps a lot with getting you started building your web applications in Go.

Standard library of Go contains a ton of great handy features, which proves that Golang is, in fact, a pretty feature-rich language. However, the way they are implemented is something that makes it so unique. For instance, with the use ofimport “net/http' magic package, you’re at once getting all of the above features implemented in an awesome, highly concurrent, crazy easy to use, through a fully production-ready web-server.

You might be mistaken if you think being a Python developer, you’d only be working with backend technologies. A Python developer often has to work with front-end technologies to ensure that the client-side matches the server-side. In a corporate environment, this would often involve the UI/UX team, Project Managers, and SCRUM Masters for better coordination of the workflow. Working on the front-end gives you a clear picture of both the appearance and working of the application.

Threats through the interconnected ecosystem are going to be with us for some years, accelerated by wider trends: the move to cloud, IOT adoption and increased remote working. We need an approach to third party cyber risk which improves overall visibility, does this intelligently and expertly, and then helps vendors to fix the key problems. Improvements in supply chain security will benefit everyone but in practice they will be driven by smart companies looking at their ecosystem in a new way.

Threats through the interconnected ecosystem are going to be with us for some years, accelerated by wider trends: the move to cloud, IOT adoption and increased remote working. We need an approach to third party cyber risk which improves overall visibility, does this intelligently and expertly, and then helps vendors to fix the key problems. Improvements in supply chain security will benefit everyone but in practice they will be driven by smart companies looking at their ecosystem in a new way.

But the absence of these responsibilities doesn’t mean you shouldn’t work on your front-end development skills. A decent knowledge of a handful of front-end technologies like JavaScript, CSS, and HTML will prove beneficial. Even though these skills and experience may not be a must-have everywhere, but they are definitely more than welcome as some projects, if not all, might use them.

Interfaces are clearly one of Golang’s most distinct and recognizable features. Their unique design solution addresses most of OOP criticism on its own, enables orthogonality and true component architectures while being just a valueless set of methods, which still hides few ingenious design tricks.

One of my favorite books of sociology is Robert Putnam’s Bowling Alone, which tracked the way Americans have disconnected from social and community organizations like bowling leagues and PTA and, not coincidentally, from each other. I definitely like doing what I want when I want, especially when it comes to personal recreation like watching television. But when that rare show like The Undoing occurs that people end up (mostly) watching at the same time, it’s so much fun talking about it together, bitching about it together, analyzing it together (even if “together” means on Twitter) that I get wistful for those ancient, medieval days of television on a schedule.

Packages. Simply put, they are just awesome. They work seamlessly, without any surprises, and it feels great to use them, too, especially to import ones. By using the go get tool, you can do it from just about anywhere: Gopkg, GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, even your own hosted repository source since “vanity” imports was introduced. But I guess, you already know the drill … Yep, they are secretly also pretty complicated in order to enable componentization, modularity, scalability, sharing, data hiding, and isolation, and so on.

The answer has to be to build on the good work done to date, and move towards a third party cyber risk service approach, which can monitor the entirety of the supplier ecosystem in real-time, escalating the key problems and then intervening with the supply chain to get them fixed. This requires a high degree of expert curation of very large volumes of metadata, and advanced automation.

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The alternative is that the supply chain continues to grow exponentially as a source of attack and compromise. A large scale survey conducted this summer across five countries showed that over 80% of the 1500 companies questioned had experienced attacks through third parties in the past year. The vast majority were struggling to know where to start and only a few percent were attempting real-time awareness.

This brings us back to governments and regulators. A UK Government review of the workings of the NIS Directive earlier this year highlighted supply chain as an area for urgent further attention, in contrast to all the progress made in other areas. The US Department of Defense has recently introduced the CMMC certification for suppliers, reflecting some high-profile attacks delivered through third party suppliers. Financial regulators in several jurisdictions are discussing how to build third party monitoring into the cyber resilience requirements for their sector.

A smart Python developer must be skilled enough to find, study, and properly implement packages provided by the Python ecosystem as you’ll be using them almost every day. These libraries cover an extensive range of domains, such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, and much more. Python also has an active and welcoming community where you can get help from other devs around the world.