This post argues that AI agents write better Go when projects give them clear conventions instead of a blank slate.

This post examines when wrapping Go errors adds useful context and when it creates unnecessary coupling.

A declarative terminal UI framework for Go.

sh v3.13.0 adds Zsh support to its shell parser and formatter.

asciigraph provides lightweight ASCII line graph rendering for terminal applications in Go.

go-mp4 is Go library which provides low-level I/O interfaces of MP4. This library supports you to parse or build any MP4 boxes(atoms) directly.

A next-generation crawling and spidering framework.

We’re always looking for ways to make Go programs faster. In the last 2 releases, we have concentrated on mitigating a particular source of slowness, heap allocations. Each time a Go program allocates memory from the heap, there’s a fairly large chunk of code that needs to run to satisfy that allocation. In addition, heap allocations present additional load on the garbage collector. Even with recent enhancements like Green Tea, the garbage collector still incurs substantial overhead.

So we’ve been working on ways to do more allocations on the stack instead of the heap. Stack allocations are considerably cheaper to perform (sometimes completely free). Moreover, they present no load to the garbage collector, as stack allocations can be collected automatically together with the stack frame itself. Stack allocations also enable prompt reuse, which is very cache friendly.

A generic mutex helper can force state mutations to happen inside a closure so locked code does not accidentally lose updates.

JetBrains walks through safer Go error handling patterns for wrapping, propagating, and logging errors across trust boundaries.

Урок не для тех, кто хочет услышать набор «правильных команд» без понимания причин, почему сеть ведёт себя именно так, и не для тех, кто считает, что надёжность заканчивается на резервном канале.

Go's refusal to add a try keyword isn't about loving boilerplate.

Pull up your agents folks, I'll convince you why Go is the best language for them.

Fast, configurable, extensible, flexible, and beautiful linter for Go. Drop-in replacement of golint. Revive provides a framework for development of custom rules, and lets you define a strict preset for enhancing your development & code review processes.

Streams & Reactive Programming paradigm for Go: declarative and composable API for event-driven applications

A fast, cross-platform CLI tool that extracts dominant colors from images using k-means clustering.