#616 — September 4, 2026 |
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Go Weekly |
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Go 1.27 Can Now Find Leaked Goroutines — Go 1.27 added a Vlad Saioc |
Query a Billion Rows Without Leaving Postgres — Analytics on a billion rows usually means a warehouse and a pipeline. TimescaleDB extends Postgres instead: hypertables, columnar compression, and continuous aggregates keep queries in milliseconds. One database, same SQL. Get $1000 credit to start. Tiger Data (creators of TimescaleDB) sponsor |
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TinyGo 0.42: The TinyGo Team |
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IN BRIEF:
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How Swiss Tables Work in Go’s Built-in Map — If you've wondered what happens when you write Phuong Le (VictoriaMetrics) |
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📊 The New Go JSON API: Twice As Fast, or 1.5x Slower? — A quick benchmark of Go 1.27's JSON packages, including Daniel Lemire |
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🤖 Rewriting a Node.js Service in Go with AI Agents — A truly 2026 tale of an overnight porting run, with a focus on doing agentic engineering well, like building a solid test harness first. Edvinas Janusevicius (Checkly) |
🛠 Code & Tools |
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purego 0.11: Call C Functions from Go without Cgo — Born from porting Ebitengine off Cgo, this lets you Ebitengine |
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Tailcat: Tailscale's WireGuard, NAT Traversal and DERP as a Go Library — Brad's Brad Fitzpatrick |
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automemlimit 1.0: Sets Geon Kim |
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