v3.45 is out today, and it's the most exciting release in a long time!

• Built in core utils on Windows (!!!)
• Brand new website powered by VitePress
• ~/.config/task/taskrc.yml
• Nightly builds
• Official GitHub Action
• And more

See also: Announcing Built-in Core Utilities for Windows

Hi developers! I recently started building a server in Go. It started as a small project to learn a bit about the language, but it gradually became more interesting. Now I'd like to run security tests… Yes, I want to hack my own server. Any ideas on what tests I …

Profiling in Go: from guesswork to data. A practical guide

Hey everyone! Just finished building Protodex - a tool that lets you manage protobuf schemas with simple commands (push/pull/validate).

What

• Push/pull protobuf packages to/from its included registry
• Generate code in protoc-supported languages(Go, Python, etc)
• Built-in validation and dependency resolution
• Supports any protoc plugin

Why?

• Why not?
• While some tools can …

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Optimizing Go's Garbage Collector for Kubernetes Workloads: A Dynamic Tuning Approach

Having looked at the problems that can arise with errors.As, let's now look at how errors.Is can introduce subtle bugs that can affect the reliability of error checking, especially when trying to determine the root cause of an error.

How one letter can make such a difference…

Table driven tests rocks, that's all. I was trying to get hands on with golang and decided to build a to-do api(as every programmer does), and I was writing tests the caveman way and it was exhausting. There were too many boilerplates in each Test function, then I saw the …