Go on a 1/8-core VPS, plus a GOARM64=v9.6 proposal

The piece drawing the most attention is a writeup on squeezing real throughput out of Go on a 1/8-core, 1GB VPS, which turns out to handle far more requests per second than the author expected and is a nice reminder that the runtime does a lot of work for free. On the proposals side, there is a request to extend GOARM64 support up to v9.6 and add the matching arm64.v9.6 build tag, which is niche but the sort of thing worth knowing exists before you go hunting for CMPBR. Elsewhere, Alex Edwards has a practical walkthrough of how he wires HTMX into Go web apps, if server-rendered HTML is more your speed than another RPC framework.