Latin America's largest Go conference, three days of talks and keynotes in Florianópolis.
Go 1.27 release party, plus a map of every public Go module
JetBrains hosts the Go 1.27 release party on YouTube, with the people behind the language talking through what landed and where things are headed. Alongside it, one reader mapped every public Go module and its dependencies, 2.6 million modules and 9.4 million edges, into an interactive graph of the ecosystem's actual shape. Elsewhere, a nice piece of debugging: a team traces a fatal netpoll crash on 32-bit embedded Linux to a pointer aliasing bug in the Go runtime itself, which is the kind of writeup worth reading before you next blame your own code.

JetBrains hosts the Go 1.27 release party on YouTube, with the people behind the language talking through what landed and where things are headed. Alongside it, one reader mapped every public Go module and its dependencies, 2.6 million modules and 9.4 million edges, into an interactive graph of the ecosystem's actual shape. Elsewhere, a nice piece of debugging: a team traces a fatal netpoll crash on 32-bit embedded Linux to a pointer aliasing bug in the Go runtime itself, which is the kind of writeup worth reading before you next blame your own code.
I wrote up a detailed analysis here: https://luislsousa.com/blog/the-shape-of-go There’s also an interactive map where you can explore the graph yourself: https://shape-of-go.pages.dev The data come

A customer's Go application kept crashing on a 32-bit embedded Linux system. We traced the fatal netpoll error to a pointer aliasing bug in the Go runtime.
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