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Go
CSV Read/Write with encoding/csv
`encoding/csv` parses RFC 4180 CSVs. Read row-by-row with `Read()` or all at once with `ReadAll()`. Same for writing — flush with `Writer.Flush()` before closing.
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PHP
URL-Safe Base64 Encode / Decode
Standard base64 uses + and / which break in URLs. Swap them for - and _, drop the = padding, and you get a string you can put in path segments and query parameters safely.
Go
json.RawMessage — Deferred Decoding
`json.RawMessage` is a `[]byte` that survives a decode pass. Use it for envelope-style JSON where one field's type depends on another (e.g. `{"type":"X","payload":{...}}`).
PHP
Detect & Strip Byte Order Mark
Some text editors prepend a UTF-8 BOM (0xEF 0xBB 0xBF) which breaks header() calls, JSON, and PHP output. Detect and strip it defensively when ingesting external files.
JavaScript
Base64 Encode & Decode (Unicode-safe)
Encodes and decodes strings to/from Base64. The native btoa/atob only handles Latin-1 characters, so these wrappers use TextEncoder/Uint8Array to handle the full Unicode range including emoji and CJK characters. Useful for encoding binary data, tokens, and payloads for URLs or localStorage.
Go
JSON Marshal / Unmarshal
`encoding/json` is the standard library JSON parser. `Marshal` produces compact JSON; `MarshalIndent` produces pretty-printed. `Unmarshal` decodes into a typed value (struct, map, or any).
Go
base64 Encode / Decode
`encoding/base64` has Standard, URL-safe, and Raw (no padding) variants. URL-safe replaces `+/` with `-_` so the output is safe in query strings and filenames.
Go
struct Tags for JSON Marshaling
Backtick string tags on struct fields control how `encoding/json` serializes them — rename to camelCase, omit zero values, skip entirely. The same tag system is used by many other libraries.