A year with gomobile, and TypeScript 7 ships rewritten in Go

A retrospective on a year of development with Gomobile

Hello friends. For a year now, I've been learning / adopting Go and I really loved every second. But now that I know the pros and cons, the ins and the outs about Go, I might have made a huge mistake;

Go 1.25 added FlightRecorder to the stdlib and I've been exploring it as an alternative to pprof for diagnosing latency spikes and scheduler issues that sampling profilers miss entirely. I'm curious t

It's great that Typescript v7 is so much fasted than v1-6: https:// devblogs.microsoft.com/typescr ipt/announcing-typescript-7-0/ But the mere fact that it's already on major version seven is why I wi

If you haven't read this one by Alan Donovan, it's a must-read. It shows how you can use the inline analyzer in some clever ways to migrate your APIs. If you are a library author now you can ask your

First of all, I'm Brazilian and don't work as a developer. My job is in IAM, which involves writing some Python scripts. About a year ago I started learning Go on side projects, building TUI apps with

How should I structure a project that I'm currently building to make it as scalable as possible? At my previous company, we had a ticket reservation and purchase project. It started out simple, but wh

I spent a while going through Go's runtime source ( ) to actually understand what's happening under the hood when you do , instead of just knowing the surface-level "channels let goroutines talk to ea