#610 — July 17, 2026 |
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Go Weekly |
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How I Use HTMX to Build Go Webapps — A practical walkthrough of using htmx (think AJAX-style updates driven by HTML attributes) with Go. Opinionated, super Go-specific, and honest about the tricky bits. A good starter on building server-rendered interfaces with incremental interactivity. Alex Edwards |
One Postgres for Your App and Your Metrics — TimescaleDB extends the Postgres you already run so high-volume metrics and events stay queryable at scale. Hypertables, up to 95% compression, continuous aggregates. One database to operate, not two. Get $1000 credit to start. Tiger Data (creators of TimescaleDB) sponsor |
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Compile-Time OpenTelemetry Instrumentation for Go — No more hand-written instrumentation or eBPF agents needed, as OpenTelemetry's compile-time instrumentation for Go is now stable. It uses Kemal Akkoyun (OpenTelemetry) |
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My Thoughts on the Future of Go in the AI Era — Akin to Steve Francia's recent piece, Alex argues that "AI might actually make boring languages more valuable, not less." Alex Pliutau |
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📄 Eliminating Go Bounds Checks with 📄 Implementing Go-Flavored Concurrency in C – Being done as part of Anton's work on his Solod compilable-to-C Go subset. Anton Zhiyanov 📄 How a Malicious Go Module Exposed a Network of GitHub Malware Lures Kirill Boychenko (Socket) 📄 6 Security Settings Every GitHub Maintainer Should Enable This Week Joseph Katsioloudes (GitHub) |
🛠 Code & Tools |
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Fyne 2.8: A Big Update for the Popular GUI Toolkit — The cross-platform GUI toolkit lands its biggest release in years, adding GPU-accelerated shapes, shadows and custom GLSL shaders, richer Markdown rendering, multi-monitor window APIs, and more. Fyne Team |
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AI Wrote the Diff. Who Reviews It? — Open-source multi-agent PR review, drops into GitHub Actions. Agentfield.ai sponsor |
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GoLand 2026.2 Released — The latest release of the commercial Go IDE now integrates with the Artem Pronichev (JetBrains) |
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🤖 Microsoft Agent Framework for Go in Public Preview — Microsoft follows in Google ADK Go's footsteps with its own framework for building, orchestrating and deploying AI agents and workflows. GitHub repo. Quim Muntal (Microsoft) |
💡 The New Stack shares some more background on the project, pointing a finger at Anthropic and OpenAI for not yet supporting Go directly with their similar SDKs. |
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💬 Chatto: A Go-Powered Group/Team Chat App — A complete, self-hostable Slack-like (except fast and doesn't nag about AI features constantly) group chat with a Go backend and SvelteKit frontend. GitHub repo. Hendrik Mans |
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🎨 Sketchy: A Framework for Creating Generative Art in Go — This is pretty slick. Powered by Ebitengine and canvas behind the scenes. Vernon Miller |
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📢 Elsewhere in the ecosystem |
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