Go accepts a policy for retiring GODEBUG flags, targeting 1.27

I’ve started learning networking with Go and I’m having a lot of fun with it. So far I’ve built TCP client/server programs and learned Listen, Accept, Dial, buffers, goroutines, multiple connect

help me !!! I just started a new job. The backend is in Go, using DDD with an onion-layer architecture. The project structure looks something like this: My team lead constantly complains about DDD in

I recently wrote my own logger package with Info(), Warning(), and Error() methods. I am wondering about logging best practices in Go applications. Do you usually log directly in handlers, or do you l

Reusing Go's tooling and standard library for a systems language.

I got tired of editing Caddyfiles by hand, so… I built a TUI for it. 😅 Meet lazycaddy 🦥 A keyboard-first terminal UI to inspect, edit and manage your Caddy configuration. Basically: lazygit/la

Hello r/golang. I am a mid-level backend engineer and have built some stuff with Go for some time, but I am getting a bit rusty as I mostly develop with Python at work. Using Go, I developed some cool

Am I the only person who judges potential applications to do SelfHosting with by what language they are written in? rust and GoLang give me faith that the application will be performant and simple to

Today, I released gokrazy/rsync v0.3.6, which works better on Windows and macOS. Various more subtle rsync invocations (single files, nested subpaths of modules) are now fixed. I also took some time t