Google ships a pkg.go.dev API for AI coding tools

There are languages similar to Go, but there is something so unique about it that no one can replicate. It's even hard for me to understand as well. I've tried Elixir, Gleam, Rust, Zig, Odin, Java, Sc

The API is in beta stage. Now it allows to: List packages and modules Search modules List vulnerabilities Inspect package symbols (functions, structs and variables exported by the package) Google adap

I started learning Go a year ago, I have made many projects using it (cli, backend, bots), but I have figured out that I am more intrested in Go's use case at cloud/cncf (K8s, docker, cilium, etcd) I

I live in the terminal. lazygit, yazi, neovim — if it's a nice TUI I'm probably ricing it. I care about privacy, local-first tools, and interfaces that don't get in the way. Currently building enmas

Hey guys, I have a generic function: func GetParamT string | int | float64 | json.Number (T, bool) { var zero T ... switch any(zero).(type) { It's a simple helper to get a value from a union-like stru

Watch me building a pkg.go.dev TUI explorer https://youtu.be/ xcTFx1EmUg -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "golang-nuts" group. To unsubscribe from this grou