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Go Power: Microsoft’s Bold Bet on Faster TypeScript Tools
Go Power: Microsoft’s Bold Bet on Faster TypeScript Tools
In March 2025, Anders Hejlsberg — …
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Punit NaranWelcome to Golang4U, your one-stop platform for everything Go.
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Introducing the...
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Introducing the pkg.go.dev API
For years the only way to get data out of pkg.go.dev was to scrape the HTML. Dependency dashboards, …
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Punit NaranLinux Lands Fix...
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Oct 17
Linux Lands Fix for Rare, Varying SMP Boot Hangs Affecting Kernels Since 2024
Linux Lands Fix for Rare, Varying SMP Boot Hangs Affecting Kernels Since 2024
Kernel bugs that …
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Punit NaranPlatform-indepe...
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Oct 17
Platform-independent SIMD in Go
Before 1.26, the only way to get SIMD performance out of a Go program was to write Go assembly, a …
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Punit NaranResults from th...
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Results from the 2026 TAB election
On October 16, 2026, LWN reported a small headline with outsized consequences for anyone who runs Go …
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Punit NaranType Constructi...
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Type Construction and Cycle Detection
Type Construction and Cycle Detection
Go’s static typing is a big part of why it is a good …
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