Conservative Go under the microscope as v1.26 leans on the runtime

v1.26 basically continues a pattern we've been seeing: most of the work is going into the runtime, toolchain, scheduler, garbage collector, and standard lib rather than new features. Do we prefer that

This is a story about the three issues I faced when compiling my game to WASM, and how I fixed them. Recently I wanted to publish my game, which is built in Go, and decided that WASM was the way to go

Let’s talk about nil pointer checks in Go. You want to prevent panics in production, but that doesn’t start with a deferred recover. It starts with defensive programming. Check your inputs, check

Hey guys, I'm writing a Redis server clone in Go for learning. The real redis is famously single-threaded and uses an event loop, but my current implementation just spins up a new goroutine for every

Introducing ZenZX v0.2.0 a ZX Spectrum emulator in Go, first public release. Emulates 48K, 128K, +2 and +3, based on the zen80 Z80 core. Two builds: a GUI emulator, and a CGO-free headless mode that b

Request coalescing is a pretty neat technique in distsys where you gate a cache with a singleflight. It prevents cache stampedes where multiple concurrent requests for the same key miss the cache and

I just released https:// github.com/gokrazy/rsync in version v0.3.4, which contains a couple of bug fixes 🥳 In case you’re unfamiliar: this library (and program) implements rsync client and serve

/u/Personal Pickler is sharing their OpenTamer app, an open source competitor to AppTamer. Written in Go :)! Current functionality includes the ability to monitor and limit CPU usage for applications