- A new pure-Go postgres driver, pgx: https://github.com/jackc/pgx
- More middleware with an honest name, YAM - Yet Another Middleware
- And yes, even more middleware, with a slightly intimidating name (Bone).
- If you have to work with DSV formatted files, there’s now a library for that.
- For those Go programs that need to talk the ZeroMQ protocol, there is now goczmq, a wrapper for the CZMQv3 interface
- Client for Apache TinkerTop graph analytics platform, go-gremlin.
- Go reimplementation of the minilock file encryption tool, go-minilock
- HTTP proxy to make testing easier, Martian.
- Need to seach multi-langauge documentation repositories? Give Peacha try.
- A Ruby-colored approach to REST, resty.
- Too many requests (per second) got you down? Here’a rate limiter library you can try.
- Last, but not least, two new web frameworks, Macaron and Ringo.
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- Digital design agency Thisissoon who recently released their own MUX middleware package.
- Mobile ad measurement service, KOCHOVA.
- Need to search for files across Dropbox and Google drive? Metasearch
- Customer service chat application, Ninchat
- Because your docker images can never be small enough, Deploying a Go app to a minimal Docker container
- In the section on performance, A Pattern for Optimizing Go
- An interesting approach to remote configuration using Docker and Consul. Nice for those cloud environments.
- In Concurrency, 3 Trivial Concurrency Exercises for the Confused Newbie Gopher
- New release date for The Go Programming Language
- New entry for the 2016 release of Introduction to Programming in Go by Caleb Doxsey.
- Learning Go the Hard Way by Laszlo Csontos (e-book)
- Test Driven Development by Yigal Duppen
Miscellaneous Edits:
- Sidebar navigation updated.
- bradfitz updated the wiki on asking questions to remind users that they should not use the Go issue tracker for general discussions or asking questions.
- Who doesn’t find 3D visualizations of open source ecosystems fascinating?
- Ownership updates to the builders wiki for plan9-amd64-9front.
- Dmitry spent some time ensuring that our references to the operating system developed by the fruit-themed, Cuptertino-based technology company are correct.
- An Uzbek (Ўзбекча) localization of The Go Tour was added to the list of resources for non-English speakers.
Thank you to all of our contributors (changelog order):
- Alex Davies-Moore
- Brad Fitzpatrick
- Mhd Sulhan
- David du Colombier
- sue spence
- Dmitri Shuralyov
- Noel Cower
- Pierre Neidhardt
- Nodir Turakulov
- Nathan Youngman