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Go 1.24.5-1 and 1.23.11-1 Microsoft builds now available
A new release of the Microsoft build of Go including security fixes is now available for download. The post Go 1.24.5-1 and 1.23.11-1 Microsoft builds now available appeared first on Microsoft for Go Developers.
200 million requests per day with Go and cgi-bin
#561 — July 9, 2025 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly What's //go:nosplit For? — Go has many comment-based directives for tweaking inlining, stack checks, write barriers, and more. Many aren’t well documented, but can have strik...
Announcing GoReleaser v2.11
This version consists mostly of improvements to the Homebrew Cask feature introduced in the last release, and in other features.
Microsoft build of Go Telemetry – Helping Us Build Better Tools
Starting with Go 1.25, we're enabling telemetry collection in the Microsoft build of Go to gather valuable usage data that helps us prioritize future roadmap items and improve the developer experience. The post Microsoft build of Go Telemetry – Helping Us Build Better Tools...
Generic interfaces
Adding type parameters to interface types is surprisingly powerful
Here comes the sun
Whither the weather? In another extract from the not-yet-award-winning book The Secrets of Rust: Tools, let’s write a simple API client that can tell us if it’s sweater or swimsuit season.
Notes on even and odd functions
A function that satisfies f(-x)=f(x) for its entire domain is called an even function (also sometimes referred to as symmetric). Its graph is symmetric w.r.t. the y axis. Some examples of even functions are f(x)=x^2 and f(x)=cos(x): A function …
AMA #1: Clean Architecture, Learning, Event-Driven, Go
Quick takeaways Go in the AI era: Go is excellent for AI applications, as the built-in concurrency makes orchestrating parallel API calls much easier than languages like Python Architecture philosophy: Clean Architecture isn’t always necessary. Start simple and add layers...
How you can wind up trying to allocate zero bytes in C