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I am over joyed to see this.

They are doing a huge service for developers that just want to build stuff and not get into the platform wars.

https://github.com/cogentcore/webgpu is a great example . I code in golang and just need stuff to work on everything and this gets it done, so I can use the GPU on everything.

Thank you rust !!


I use marmot which gives me a multi master SQLite.

It uses a simple crdt table structure, and allows me to have many live SQLite instances in all data enters.

A Nat Jetstream server is used as a core with all SQLite DBS connected to it.

It operates off the WAL and is simple to install.

It also replicates all blobs to S3 , with the directory structure in the SQLite db.

With a Cloudflare domain , the users request is automatically sent to the nearest Db.

So it replaces cloudscapes D1 system for free . Just a hetzner 4 euro cos is enough.

Mine is holding about 200 gb of data.

https://github.com/maxpert/marmot


The golang compiler that came out 3 days ago builds much smaller WASM binaries .

Still doing tests and benchmarks marks


I use golang WASM and use web workers and shared workers with a service worker.

This means that a new tab does not reload the whole thing each time.

Once you get it going it’s easy to build large complex systems.


I run my golang on car workers.

It does not work with wasi.

I just use a simple driver:

https://github.com/syumai/workers

Wasi is so painful that I just write all my golang using stdio and have a shim per runtime. Web browser, Cloudflare, server ( with wazero ).

The new go:wasmexport might be useful in go 1.24 but I highly doubt by it.


My golang WASM is half the speed of my golang native.

That’s double server costs.

It’s golang so maybe that’s why ?


I read that will be sorted in go 1.25

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/go/go-1-24-fips-update/


I am really moving spok

It’s golang based but very like make.

https://github.com/FollowTheProcess/spok


For mutating object storage aws followed minio .

You can see it in the minio repo and issues .


they buy them at 12 K, so they pay them off in 1 year approx

nice business to be in I guess.


LOL.


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