Slidedeck from the opening keynote at GopherCon 2016 digging into nil, what it represents, what it means, and how it’s defined in Go.

A 3D (WebGL) visualizer of Go concurrency flows. It analyzes trace produced by go tool trace.

A low-level, in-memory (but persists to disk), key/value store in pure Go, with geospatial support. Inspired by BoltDB.

As the old joke goes, there are only two hard problems in computer science - cache invalidation and naming things. Andrey Petrov shows us how to solve the latter when naming receivers in Go. Read More.

Versions 1.6.3 and 1.7rc2 contain a fix for a security-related issue (httpoxy in particular) in addition to adding support for the upcoming macOS Sierra.

A look at a new library in Go 1.7, the context library, and when or how to correctly use it.

An HTTP server framework for developing APIs easily. It’s similar to Gin Gonic, but features Angular-like dependency injection and better input handling.