GO Oracle Database Driver for Go is a native Go driver for Go's database/sql package. It supports Oracle Database versions 19c and higher.
gomodjail confines a specific set of Go modules, so as to mitigate their potential vulnerabilities and supply chain attack vectors.
For 14 years, starting with Go 1.0, encoding/json shipped with known problems, such as case-insensitive field matching, that were never fixed. This book traces the road to encoding/json/v2, formalized in Go 1.27, through the issues, proposals, Gerrit changes, and standard library source that shaped it.
Let me guide you through the process end-to-end.
Meet packetio, the Go packet I/O library I wish I'd had a years ago. AFXDP, DPDK, mlx5 Direct Verbs, and AFPACKET behind one API.
This August, I accomplished what I wanted for many years: I deleted the last cgo dependency in Debian Code Search! This was made possible by Go’s recently introduced SIMD support, because now we can implement the TurboPFor integer compression format as efficiently — more efficiently, in fact, by using the newer AVX512 instruction set! — as the reference implementation.
Tailcat is a remix of Tailscale open source pieces to act like netcat, but over Tailscale's data plane, without Tailscale's control plane. Tailscale's data plane (magicsock, internally) gives you point-to-point WireGuard®-encrypted tunnels between two machines with DERP as the NAT-hole-punching communication side channel and the ultimate relay-of-last-resort if NAT traversal fails. Instead of using the Tailscale control plane, all tailcat connection metadata is exchanged out of band, however you want.
LLGo is a Go compiler based on LLVM in order to better integrate Go with the C ecosystem, including Python and JavaScript. It's a subproject of the XGo project.
One slightly controversial opinion I have is that AI might actually make boring languages more valuable, not less.
In this article, we'll explain one of the most confusing performance optimization problems – escape analysis, i.e. how the compiler decides what stays on the stack, and what moves to the heap.
sync.Map has changed since my previous sync.Map article. Its public API stayed the same, but Go 1.24 changed its default implementation to an experimental hash trie.
Go 1.26 removed the experiment flag and made the hash trie the official implementation of sync.Map in the standard library.
We will discuss the current implementation from the beginning, so you do not need to read the old article first. We will build everything up from a normal map to the design behind sync.Map. If you already know the setup, feel free to skip those sections.
THE fastest alternative JSON parser for Go that does not require schema.
gofeed is a powerful and flexible library designed for parsing RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds across various formats and versions. It effectively manages non-standard elements and known extensions, and demonstrates resilience against common feed issues.
Tetra3D is a 3D hybrid software / hardware renderer written in Go by means of Ebitengine, primarily for video games. Tetra3D's rendering evokes a similar feeling to primitive 3D game consoles like the PS1, N64, or DS.
Tinyauth is the simplest and tiniest authentication and authorization server you have ever seen. It is designed to both work as an authentication middleware for your apps, offering support for OAuth, LDAP and access-controls, and as a standalone authentication server.
A fully-featured team and group chat application that you can easily selfhost.
Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) is an open, multi-language framework for building production-grade AI agents and multi-agent workflows. This repository contains the Go implementation of Microsoft Agent Framework, along with Go samples and documentation to help you get started.