Update (06/23/2026): Go 1.27 RC1 is released, which includes the experimental support of the portable size-agnostic simd package (https://github.com/g
Go accepts architecture-specific SIMD intrinsics behind GOEXPERIMENT
The accepted proposal for architecture-specific SIMD intrinsics is the day's real news, arriving alongside the note that Go 1.27 RC1 already ships the portable size-agnostic simd package as an experiment. On the less cheerful side, a supply-chain report describes sixteen hijacked Go packages pushing a Python infostealer through fake font files and VS Code tasks: not a flaw in Go itself, but a reminder to actually look at what your module graph pulled in this week. Elsewhere, a thread on AI-generated Go fighting standard idioms and project layout is drawing the kind of tired agreement you would expect.

The accepted proposal for architecture-specific SIMD intrinsics is the day's real news, arriving alongside the note that Go 1.27 RC1 already ships the portable size-agnostic simd package as an experiment. On the less cheerful side, a supply-chain report describes sixteen hijacked Go packages pushing a Python infostealer through fake font files and VS Code tasks: not a flaw in Go itself, but a reminder to actually look at what your module graph pulled in this week. Elsewhere, a thread on AI-generated Go fighting standard idioms and project layout is drawing the kind of tired agreement you would expect.
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I’ve been using Cursor/Claude to help scaffold a medium-sized backend in Go. While the velocity is great for simple handlers or repository functions, I feel like I'm constantly fighting the tool on
16 Go packages were hijacked to deploy a Python infostealer via fake font files and VS Code tasks. Supply-chain attack, not a vulnerability in Go itself, but the packages were real and widely used. Wo
Getting LLMs to draw architecture diagrams is usually a nightmare. If you ask them to write raw SVG, they hallucinate coordinates and make a mess. If you ask them to write Mermaid, you get flat, borin
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A blogs post on how to run a Go HTTP service on MS Windows only when it actually receives requests to save cpu/memory/battery: https://poweruser.blog/socket-activation-for-a-go-http-service-81d9841d91
I have implemented an OpenAPI documentation tool, which leverages struct validation tags to generate the swagger page, instead of relying on godoc. My idea is to use to read struct metadata like JSON
This blog post is a natural follow-up to https://dev.to/manomano-tech-team/wiremock-testcontainers-algolia-go--3hn7
Why I built an autonomous recruitment engine to solve the 'not from the US' resume binning problem, and how low-level constraints ended up shelving it.
A senior Go engineer in London right now commands £85,000 to £95,000 a year, plus equity, healthcare, and pension. That is the going rate… Continue reading on Medium »
Backend story about retry logic, idempotency keys, payment safety, and the small Go mistake that made one request become two transactions. Continue reading on Medium »
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There are way too many logging packages in Go to choose from, so let me narrow down the selection for you.
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llm-box is a terminal-based AI workflow engine with YAML-driven pipelines, supporting 20+ LLM providers (DeepSeek, Qwen, GLM, Mistral, etc.), and featuring a TUI for workflow management. Co-authored-b
lightweight, idiomatic and composable router for building Go HTTP services
An embedded key/value database for Go.
Structured, pluggable logging for Go.
