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Stay up to date with the Go community in about 15 minutes per week

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Latest Episodes

• Go 1.26rc1 is out

• Book: Gist of Go: Concurrency by Anton Zhiyanov

• 😶 Blog: Go feature: Secret mode by Anton Zhiyanov

• Non-Go: Pixnapping

• 🧋 Accepted: Make all "bubbles" inherited across goroutines

• 🌩️ Lightning Round• 🥐 Bun v2 coming?

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• Gin is a very bad software library by Efron Licht

• Bun SQL injection via error messages

• Modernizing Reddit's Comment Backend Infrastructure by Katie Shannon

• Interview with Erik St. Martin & Johnny Boursiquot• GopherCon

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Visit cupogo.dev/ for all the links. Seriously, we have the entire internet there!... with enough click depth, that is

• 🪪 Go 1.25.5 and Go 1.24.11 are released with x509-related security fixes

• 👉 spec: allow type parameter as the RHS in ... more

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golang.org/x/crypto v0.45.0 released

• 🎂 Blog post: Go's Sweet 16

• macOS 12 losing support in Go 1.27

• 🗒️ Interview with Neil Vass• Neil's notes

• Learn Go with Tests

• Chris Do Dev on YouTube

• Jonathan's joke assert library

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Recent Guests

Erik St. Martin
A Go community member with significant experience; involved in GopherCon organization.
Episode: All software sucks... then you die. But first: GopherCon 2026 dates and location announced!
Riccardo Pinosio
Head of R&D at Knights Analytics, involved in machine learning and open-source projects.
Knights Analytics
Episode: 🪪 Certificate chains, Dingo, and ML in Go with Riccardo Pinosio and Jan Pfeifer
Jan Pfeifer
Open source contributor focused on machine learning frameworks in Go, previously worked at Google.
Episode: 🪪 Certificate chains, Dingo, and ML in Go with Riccardo Pinosio and Jan Pfeifer
Neil Vass
Engineering manager at Co-op in the UK, interested in coding puzzles
Co-op
Episode: 🎄 An Adventful Sweet 16 for Go! 🎂
Guy Gofman
Engineering team lead at MIND Security
MIND Security
Episode: MIND the gap, the buffer, and the GC; interview with Guy Gofman
Mariah Peterson
Co-founder of the Go West conference, long-time Go user and content creator
Go West conference
Episode: Sponsored by Forge, live from San Francisco, it's Cup o' Go!
Josh Bleecker-Snyder
Involved in the Go compiler toolchain and runtime, active contributor to the project
Episode: Sponsored by Forge, live from San Francisco, it's Cup o' Go!
Matt Boyle
Head of engineering at Ona and creator of ByteSizeGo, focused on teaching Go post-beginner lessons.
Ona
Episode: 🪖 Gab's Notes on this week's Go news and an interview with Matt Boyle of Ona and ByteSizeGo
Filippo Valsorda
Maintaining the Go cryptography standard library since 2018
Independent Open Source Maintainer
Episode: 🤌 The Gopherfather: Go 1.25, slog multihandlers, and more, capisce?

Hosts

Shay Nehmad
Host of the podcast, focusing on engaging with the audience while discussing technical topics.
Jonathan Hall
Co-host and main contributor, providing technical expertise and industry insights.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 122 ratings
  • Weekly sonic bytes of Go

    Shay and Jonathan are a lot of fun to listen to. I often leave the podcast running in the background while I’m out running errands.

    The format is easy to digest, and I love how careful the hosts and guests are about not drifting into long tangents or straying from the main topics. I also don’t always have time to dig through the hottest Go issues on GitHub, so I use the podcast as a way to catch up.

    Another highlight is how often it features recent blog posts from the Go community, many of whi... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Redowan Delowar
    Germany3 months ago
  • Love the show

    Really helps with keeping up on latest Go news. Sweet and short!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    m3e-v4r
    United States7 months ago
  • Lovely podcast

    Really like the show keep it up guys !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cempack
    France8 months ago
  • Fun, fast but also very informative. Great podcast for Go'ers

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Charles888
    a year ago
  • Love it

    This show is great, I think it balances breadth and depth of topics perfectly!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    e2robby
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the concise format that covers essential updates in the Go community efficiently. They enjoy the blend of personal stories and technical discussions, highlighting the engaging nature of the hosts.
The podcast is recognized for its informative content, particularly regarding security updates and recent developments within the Go programming landscape, making it a valuable resource for professionals in the field.

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#187
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🪪 Certificate chains, Dingo, and ML in Go with Riccardo Pinosio and Jan Pfeifer
Q: What is GoMLX?
GoMLX is like PyTorch or Jaxx or TensorFlow for Go, meant to build and train models and serve them.
🎄 An Adventful Sweet 16 for Go! 🎂
Q: What is Advent of Code?
It is a series of coding puzzles available each day in December, designed to challenge coders and spark interest in programming.
🛠️ Can we fix it? No we can't! 🧭 Plus, exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Go West Conf.
Q: What is the biggest challenge in putting on this conference?
The biggest challenge is ensuring all organizers are on the same page and managing the logistics, despite the conference being volunteer-led and running on a light budget.
🛠️ Can we fix it? No we can't! 🧭 Plus, exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Go West Conf.
Q: Why should I come to the Go West Conference?
The conference offers an accessible, community-driven environment that includes networking opportunities and insightful talks from both local and world-class Go speakers.
Thanks, Ian. 🙏 Plus Kevin Hoffman talks about empathy and the joy of logging ⚡
Q: Why did you choose Go as the programming language for Spark Logs?
Go was selected for its efficiency, productivity, and superior tooling for cloud development, which helped in building a scalable and fast backend.

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Focused on delivering concise updates from the Go programming community, this podcast provides around 15 minutes of news and insights weekly. Episodes frequently include discussions about recent developments in the Go programming language, prominent community events like conferences, and interviews with industry experts. Unique aspects include a lighthearted approach to technical topics and the hosts' ability to relate personal anecdotes that engage listeners while informing them about programming trends and security updates. By offering a mix of humor and practical advice, it serves as an essential resource for both novice and experienced Go developers looking to stay current with the language and its ecosystem.

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