Since Go 1.23, we’ve had a new way we can implement iterators. I’ve written previously about it if you’re interested. But today we’ll take a glance at how it affects our Orders example: orders, err := db.Orders(ctx, userID) if err != nil { return err } for order, err := range orders { if err != nil { return err } /* Do something with each order */ } Unless you’re already quite familiar with the range-over-func feature, it’s probably not immediately clear what’s going on here, ju...
