A series of posts looking at how the Go compiler does its thing, looking at core concepts, typecasting, linking, and function metadata respectively.

A recording of a recent live session given by William Kennedy, a Go trainer, on doing object oriented style programming with Go, even though it’s not specifically an OO language.

Fakes are a common testing technique that involve creating a bare implementation of an interface that you can use in testing.

Still at an early stage and written by a couple of Googlers as an experiment, they now want to see if it can grow into something better.

“From a developer perspective, it’s a very nice language. If you’re a purist, of course, it’s dreadful.”

A Gopher Gala Hackathon project that takes a GitHub URL, scans the Go code in that repository, and reports on its ‘quality’.