Go moves toward cgo without a C toolchain

Hi folks, I just saw this video made by a guy I follow on X. I found it pretty useful for understanding how Swiss Table maps work in Go 1.24+ like groups, control bytes, how the map grows, and why it'

I’m curious what people are actually using for smaller Go services in production. For a small service, I usually only care about a fairly bounded set of things: request rate 4xx/5xx responses reques

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A custom sends a request to upstream A and gets HTTP 200 back. At the HTTP layer everything worked, but the body might contain an application-level error. For example, A may be too stale to serve the

For those who have used Temporal with Go, I’d like to hear about your experience. What kind of application or workflow did you use Temporal for? Why did you choose Temporal instead of building the w

RE: https:// c.im/@antonz/117337196109632441 This is a really (really!) great and concise overview of golang concurrency methods, tools & patterns. Anton has other high-quality learning material on sq

Did a small git history exercise across 26 repos and the Go ones gave the most consistent answer of anything I looked at, so posting it here. My Setup was last 12 months, non-merge commits on the defa