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I do not feel guilty about not grinding through Go syntax tutorials

#golang#redditgolang#learn#goroutines#enforce

I did Python and Ruby before AI. Only after AI that I picked Go lang. So I did not grind through those tutorials of `for` loops and basic syntax. I directly started Go coding with Copilot. Based on my experience, these are what you need to learn and do.…

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Rune 1.3 is out: adds TypeScript support, a Helix editor, Kitty graphics and OSC-7501.

#golang#redditgolang#rune#release#months

Author here! I'm very excited to announce that we just released v1.3. Rune is an IDE and terminal multiplexer written in Go (which we open sourced a few months ago). In this release, we also fixed many usability issues, particularly on Linux.…

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How do you keep an agent's early constraints alive after the context gets compacted?

#golang#redditgolang#suga#long#handoff

I maintain suga, a coding agent written in Go that I use for my own work every day. The thing I keep running into is long sessions: once the context fills up and gets summarized, the constraint I gave in turn 1 ("don't touch vendor/") is exactly what…

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Cast videos to Chromecast, DLNA, Roku, Samsung and LG TVs from the terminal

#golang#redditgolang#github#castor#clap

Castor just reached 2.5k stars on GitHub, clap clap! It allows you to cast videos to your TV when you don’t have built-in casting tech like Chromecast… https://github.com/stupside/castor It does live transcoding to match your TV’s capabilities, and live…

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What are companies actually using for http in production right now? Feeling like I'm reinventing the wheel with net/http

I’m learning Go with the goal of becoming employable, but most reddit discussions comparing frameworks seem to be 3 to 4 years old. Now that modern Go has added method matching and path routing directly into net/http, a lot of advice says to just stick to…

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Go 1.28 HTTP/2 parking: 85-93 MiB less RSS with 5,000 idle connections

I was reading the draft Go 1.28 release notes and noticed a change in how the HTTP/2 server handles its connection-serving goroutines. I benchmarked the change with 1,000 and 5,000 idle HTTP/2 connections, comparing the same Go development binary with…

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