“Go 1.5 code freeze is May 1, 2015; release is August 1, 2015. This is a list of things we’re hoping will be in Go 1.5 but are not yet done.”

Enjoy this April Fool’s joke with the benefit of hindsight. It describes a ‘Go 2’ extended subset of Go that adds new features and refines ‘confusing’ things in regular Go.

An interesting research project from Virginia Tech’s Systems Software Research Group.

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Guillaume J. Charmes has set an encryption themed challenge leaning on the NaCl library.

Provides the opportunity to reach C++, C#, Java and JavaScript as well since Haxe is designed to easily compile to those languages.

An environment in which Go developers can gain practical experience of writing fast code and exchange knowledge and know-how.

Consider this an academic exercise for fun/as a cool hack. Don’t use these techniques in production unless you are feeling extremely brave.