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Ebitengine v2.10.0 Released (A 2D Game Engine for Go) (reddit.com)
Ebitengine v2.10.0 is out! Pure Go on all desktop platforms Headless testing and game embedding via VM Shader precompilation Color emoji support Thanks to all contributors and sponsors!
1.27 Release Party with the Go team (youtube.com)
Hey all, For anyone who couldn't make it, we ran a release party at JetBrains HQ (The Blue Gopher) a couple of weeks ago, and the recording is up. I think it's quite rare to hear some of the voices fr
Validating Request Data | Golang Monolith Mastery | Episode 22 (youtube.com)
Golang Monolith Mastery Course: ...
os: stop manually setting sticky bit on file creation on *BSD, Solaris (github.com)
Proposal Details On BSD and Solaris systems, open(2) and mkdir(2) will not create a file with the [sticky bit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky bi
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🤖 Reddit Ebitengine v2.10.0 Released (A 2D Game Engine for Go) Ebitengine v2.10.0 is out! Pure Go on all desktop platforms Headless testing and game embedding via VM Shader precompilation Color emoji support Thanks to all contributors and sponsors!🤖 Reddit I contributed to Golang, here is how you can too Let me guide you through the process end-to-end.🤖 Reddit 1.27 Release Party with the Go team Hey all, For anyone who couldn't make it, we ran a release party at JetBrains HQ (The Blue Gopher) a couple of weeks ago, and the recording is up. I think it's quite rare to hear some of the voices fr🐘 Mastodon This issue is actually the reason why my go-to language for embedded stuff was # This issue is actually the reason why my go-to language for embedded stuff was golang for so long; I knew you could do cross compilation with Rust , but I knew you had to muck around with linker setti📬 Golang Nuts What is more performant? gRPC+Protobuf or HTTP+JSON? Let's answer it here. https://packagemain.tech/p/protobuf-grpc-vs-json-http📬 Golang Nuts Long live Open Source https://packagemain.tech/p/how-to-contribute-to-golang-step-by-step
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Issue #88 Ebitengine v2.10.0 ships with pure-Go desktop builds and headless testing Wed, 9 Sep 2026Issue #87 Go accepts dropping manual sticky-bit dance on BSD and Solaris Tue, 8 Sep 2026Issue #86 container/deque proposal lands, Debian Code Search drops its last cgo dep Mon, 7 Sep 2026Issue #85 Inside Go 1.24's Swiss Tables map runtime Fri, 4 Sep 2026
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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 · Issue #88
🐿️ Ebitengine v2.10.0 ships with pure-Go desktop builds and headless testing
Ebitengine v2.10.0 is the day's real news: the 2D game engine goes pure Go across all desktop platforms, adds headless testing with game embedding via a VM, shader precompilation, and color emoji support. It pairs nicely with the recording from the 1.27 release party at JetBrains HQ that surfaced on Reddit, which is a rare chance to hear the Go team talk through a release in their own voices. Elsewhere there is a step-by-step walkthrough on contributing to the Go project itself, for anyone who watches that video and gets ideas.
Discussions 8
Ebitengine v2.10.0 Released (A 2D Game Engine for Go)
Read on Reddit Ebitengine v2.10.0 is out! Pure Go on all desktop platforms Headless testing and game embedding via VM Shader precompilation Color emoji support Thanks to all contributors and sponsors!
I contributed to Golang, here is how you can too
Read on Reddit Let me guide you through the process end-to-end.
1.27 Release Party with the Go team
Read on Reddit Hey all, For anyone who couldn't make it, we ran a release party at JetBrains HQ (The Blue Gopher) a couple of weeks ago, and the recording is up. I think it's quite rare to hear some of the voices fr
This issue is actually the reason why my go-to language for embedded stuff was #
Read on Mastodon This issue is actually the reason why my go-to language for embedded stuff was golang for so long; I knew you could do cross compilation with Rust , but I knew you had to muck around with linker setti
What is more performant? gRPC+Protobuf or HTTP+JSON?
Read on Golang Nuts Let's answer it here. https://packagemain.tech/p/protobuf-grpc-vs-json-http
Long live Open Source
Read on Golang Nuts https://packagemain.tech/p/how-to-contribute-to-golang-step-by-step
# rust is *SO* close to being just as easy to cross compile as # golang
Read on Mastodon rust is SO close to being just as easy to cross compile as golang ! It's ALMOST enough to just type and then you get a nice statically linked binary. But it doesn't work because unlike Go, Rust uses t
Godoc comments for interfaces or public API
Read on Reddit Do you document interface/public method contract in your codebase? What about errors that functions return? Is it worth doing it or is redundand and not idiomatic? type Fetcher interface { // fetchBlo
Articles 5
Building a Lightweight Observability Platform from Scratch
Read on Medium When we start building an application, monitoring usually comes later. Continue reading on Medium »
Most “Bounded Contexts” in Our Codebase Were Just Folder Names
Read on Medium We drew the diagram correctly. The code underneath still let one service reach across a boundary that existed only on paper. Continue reading on Level Up Coding »
The Outbox Pattern: Reliable Microservices Messaging
Read on Medium In distributed systems, one of the most common problems is ensuring that a business transaction and a message/event are both processed… Continue reading on Medium »
sevitout: Building the Tool I Wanted for Blameless SEV Culture
Read on Medium In my last piece, SEVs Aren’t an If, They’re a When, I made the case that SEV culture — how an org actually behaves during and after an… Continue reading on Medium »
I Rewrote a Production Node Service in Go. The Only Real Difference Was Memory.
Read on Medium After typescript team decided to rewrite the compiler in Go, I thought of doing the same for my services. The pitch is always the same: Go… Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »
Videos 5
Validating Request Data | Golang Monolith Mastery | Episode 22
Read on YouTube Golang Monolith Mastery Course: ...
Golang Compiler Internals Explained 🔥 | How Go Code Becomes Machine Code | AST → SSA → CPU
Read on YouTube How does the Go (Golang) compiler actually work internally? In this video, we take a complete deep dive into the Golang ...
This Go Slice Bug Can Silently Change Your Data 😳 # #golang #coding #goprogramming #edtech #shorts
Read on YouTube Think slicing in Go creates a copy? Think again. Go slices can share the same underlying array, which means modifying one ...
Why "&v" in Go loops is silently broken
Read on YouTube Did Go 1.22's loop change finally kill your shadowing boilerplate? Go's loop variable sharing has caused thousands of subtle ...
19. Enums in Go Language | Bangla
Read on YouTube In this video, we'll learn about Enums in Go (Golang) and understand how to represent a fixed set of related values using Go's ...
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stacklok/toolhive
Read on GitHub Trending ToolHive is an enterprise-grade platform for running and managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.
Add mist library (#6677)
Read on Awesome Go Forge link: https://github.com/iSerganov/mist pkg.go.dev: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/iSerganov/mist goreportcard.com: https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/iSerganov/mist