I'm interested in learning more about Go. Plenty of smart people seem to really like it, and it's prevalence in projects like Docker and Kubernetes certainly draw a lot of interest.

I'd be interested in an introduction and maybe an exploration of ideal use cases for Go, particularly around backend and systems programming.

I would like to know more about Cryptography in general.

There are a bunch of thing people are using like https://veracrypt.codeplex.com/ and I don't know how to use them or how to implement such things using Cryptography algorithms, like AES.

• How to implement an app with a good Cryptography?
• Should I use VeraCrypt or similar?

A week of content about Cryptography in general and algorithms would be good!

Thanks!

Tutorial on Clojure Programming Language

These days, Vue 2 comes with a great ecosystem!

I am sure a lot of people will be interested in learning this. I personally would love to see vue on dailydrip

Thanks in advance!

Summary

A course on the newly unveiled GlimmerJS. Glimmer is a React-like DOM-rendering engine in which components are written in TypeScript. Glimmer emerged from the Ember.js framework and will play a large role in Ember's future.

Motivation

React has (rightfully) received a lot of focus. It is fast, lightweight, flexible and very popular. However there are also a million books and videos and courses on React out in the world. Glimmer is the kind of thing (like Elm and Phoenix) that is cutting-edge and in line with the kind of unique material offered at DailyDrip. A Glimmer course can also be an excuse to introduce TypeScript (a progressively typed superset of JavaScript from Microsoft that is gaining a lot of attention (eg. see Angular 2.0)).

Drawbacks

• Glimmer is super new and likely going to change quickly over the next year or two.
• Glimmer is not very popular (yet) and so the demand for and recognition of its virtues may be muted.
• TypeScript may be a turn-off by those who prefer either the non-typed JavaScript, or the strong-typed Elm.

Alternatives

• Just teach Ember (status quo).
• Dedicated TypeScript material instead of clumping it with Glimmer.
• Wait and see where Glimmer is going before committing resources to it.

There is one thing I would like to know more: Blockchain programming.

How to create a blockchain app, create bitcoin transactions, things I should do and they are important. Should I know C programming ?

Here are some examples what I would like to know: http://davidederosa.com/basic-blockchain-programming/