Background The GOARCH=wasm architecture was first introduced alongside GOOS=js in 2019. The choice was made to use a 64 bit architecture because of We
Go accepts GOARCH=wasm32, plus a cgo-without-a-C-toolchain experiment
The proposal to add a 32-bit GOARCH=wasm32 alongside the existing 64-bit wasm target has been accepted, closing a gap that has been open since wasm and GOOS=js landed together back in 2019. In the still-cooking pile, there's also a proposal to gate cgo without a C toolchain behind a cgobindings GOEXPERIMENT, which is the kind of quiet plumbing change that tends to matter more than it sounds. Elsewhere, a short write-up on go fix notes that the tool will happily rewrite calls into third-party code when a library author opts in with a //go:fix inline directive, which is one of those facts worth filing away before it surprises you in a diff.

The proposal to add a 32-bit GOARCH=wasm32 alongside the existing 64-bit wasm target has been accepted, closing a gap that has been open since wasm and GOOS=js landed together back in 2019. In the still-cooking pile, there's also a proposal to gate cgo without a C toolchain behind a cgobindings GOEXPERIMENT, which is the kind of quiet plumbing change that tends to matter more than it sounds. Elsewhere, a short write-up on go fix notes that the tool will happily rewrite calls into third-party code when a library author opts in with a //go:fix inline directive, which is one of those facts worth filing away before it surprises you in a diff.
Proposal Details A x509.MustParseOID function would be useful for initialising OIDs in global variables, in the same vein as [ uuid.MustParse ](https:
Proposal Details For the purposes of proposal 81450 (cgo without a C toolchain), we'd like to add a cgobindings GOEXPERIMENT so we can start adding co
We're doing an online event for Go devs on writing your own Go static analyzer. The usual move when go vet stops covering what you need is to go look for another tool. This talk is about the other opt
go fix can rewrite calls into your dependencies too, if the library author opts in with a //go:fix inline directive.
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