Using go fix to modernize Go code(go.dev)

403 points by todsacerdoti 8 months ago | 78 comments

Go Blog post by Alan Donovan explaining the rewritten go fix command in Go 1.26 for modernizing code, its analysis infrastructure, and self-service analyzers.

//go:fix inline and the source-level inliner(go.dev)

173 points by commotionfever 7 months ago | 69 comments

Deadcode: Finding unreachable functions in Go(go.dev)

87 points by rbanffy 2 years ago | 50 comments

A new experimental Go API for JSON(go.dev)

245 points by darccio 1 year ago | 84 comments

More powerful Go execution traces(go.dev)

340 points by nalgeon 2 years ago | 114 comments

Go Blog post by Michael Knyszek (March 2024) describing improvements to Go's runtime/trace execution tracer and how traces help diagnose program behavior.

WASI Support in Go(go.dev)

150 points by spacey 3 years ago | 36 comments

So you want to parse a PDF?(eliot-jones.com)

369 points by UglyToad 1 year ago | 199 comments

Blog post by Eliot Jones explaining how PDF parsing should work per the spec, covering headers, cross-reference tables, object offsets and trailers, and its real-world pitfalls.

IronRDP: a Rust implementation of Microsoft's RDP protocol(github.com)

506 points by mikece 1 year ago | 208 comments

GitHub repository for IronRDP, Devolutions' open-source Rust implementation of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).

Show HN: Sumi.css – CSS Framework(github.com)

58 points by bepero 5 days ago | 13 comments

GitHub repository for Sumi.css, a minimalist classless-first CSS framework (6.7 KB gzipped) with dark mode, theming via custom properties, and no build step.

F3(github.com)

593 points by tosh 4 months ago | 126 comments

GitHub repository for F3, an open-source data file format presented at SIGMOD 2026 as a future successor to formats like Parquet.

I'm just having fun(jyn.dev)

457 points by lemper 10 months ago | 209 comments

A blog post by jyn, a compiler engineer, arguing that programming isn't a competition and that they write about technical topics simply for fun.

Domain expertise has always been the real moat(brethorsting.com)

774 points by aaronbrethorst 4 months ago | 484 comments

Blog post arguing that agentic AI shifts software's binding constraint from building code to judging correctness, making domain expertise the real moat.