Introducing Go 1.18 generics and discussing common uses and misuses.

You had questions, the Go Team had answers! Topics covered include generics (of course), governance (of course), Go 2, text editors, GitHub Copilot, garbage collection, and more.

Curated list of issues in Go from popular open-source projects that you can easily fix.

HTTP requests for Gophers. Contribute to earthboundkid/requests development by creating an account on GitHub.

Requests is a convenient Go library for building, sending, and handling HTTP requests.

The most accurate natural language detection library for Go, suitable for short text and mixed-language text - pemistahl/lingua-go

Spaghetti: a dependency analysis tool for Go packages - adonovan/spaghetti

Record and replay your HTTP interactions for fast, deterministic and accurate tests - dnaeon/go-vcr

Open source framework for building robust type-safe distributed systems with declarative infrastructure - encoredev/encore

v1.3.0 - The Fall 2021 release 🍁
Completion fixes & enhancements 💇🏼
In v1.2.0, we introduced a new model for completions. Thanks to everyone for trying it, giving feedback, and providing numero...

PTerm is a Go library that helps to beautify terminal output.

Avoid the most common anti-patterns we've encountered across multiple Go projects. We reveal how to escape tight coupling, separate logic from implementation, and model your domain effectively. Our battle-tested tactics will help you build more maintainable…

My suggestions to make Go an even better language

By Kevin Dangoor Back in December 2019, I first wrote about Goliath, Khan Academy’s project to migrate our backend from a Python 2 monolith ... Read more

felixge's notes on the various go profiling methods that are available. - DataDog/go-profiler-notes

The impetus for this post was a question on the Gophers Slack a while back. A fellow developer wanted to know where to find more information on len.

Programmers are taught very early on about the importance of organizing their code. Whether it is naming variables and functions, or naming and organizing files, this is a topic covered early in nearly every programming course.

All of this begs the question:…

For most companies and users, Go is the right default option. Its performance is strong, Go is easy to adopt, and Go’s highly modular nature makes it particularly good for situations where requirements are changing or evolving.As your product matures, and…