Proposal Details Since 45669 was accepted, for consistency, we should probably support omitzero option in encoding/xml with the exact semantic. See co
encoding/xml gets omitzero, and a case against coupling Go code to GitHub
The accepted proposal to add an omitzero option to encoding/xml is the notable bit of standard library news, bringing it in line with the same semantic already accepted for encoding/json and sparing everyone another round of custom MarshalXML methods. Elsewhere, a post arguing against coupling Go code to GitHub is making the rounds on Lobsters, and Anton Zhiyanov's interactive mini-book on Go concurrency is the sort of thing worth bookmarking even if the fundamentals are familiar.

The accepted proposal to add an omitzero option to encoding/xml is the notable bit of standard library news, bringing it in line with the same semantic already accepted for encoding/json and sparing everyone another round of custom MarshalXML methods. Elsewhere, a post arguing against coupling Go code to GitHub is making the rounds on Lobsters, and Anton Zhiyanov's interactive mini-book on Go concurrency is the sort of thing worth bookmarking even if the fundamentals are familiar.
Proposal Details I'm working on a new project and an LLM has been generating a lot of code of the form: go func (h handler) clone() handler { clone :=
Proposal Add a username-aware rejection hook to ssh.ServerConfig : go PreAuthUserCallback func(ConnMetadata) error The hook runs before processing eac
Proposal Details Linux has introduced yet another operation that can require tweaking in between fork and exec: core scheduling. Full docs are at http
Or anything that usually requires "low level" like C/C++ or Rust for that matter
Hi y'all, Recently been looking more into data engineering as a whole. Looks like there's TONS of Python stuff, but many of the dataframe libraries for Go seem stale or have relatively few users. Does

Interactive mini-book on concurrent programming in Go.
Do you use the Standard library? or a library like Cobra? or something else?
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just recently discovered Deadcode tool, had no clue it even existed. Are there any other useful tools that everyone should be aware of?

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Go 1.27's experimental simd package runs one vector code path on AVX-512, NEON, wasm and RISC-V, and emulates it where hardware SIMD is missing.
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