An overview of Go structs: fields, tags, empty structs, size optimization, anonymous declarations, and embedding.

I wrote a small program to answer the question, "Now where did I put that code?"

Deferring is a useful mechanism in most of Go, but in tests, there's a better way.

The golang-announce Google group wasn't available as an RSS feed, so I wrote a small program to fix that. Here's the feed if you'd also like to use it.

A collection of Go wisdom for easy access and sharing during code review.

A transcription of the Go Proverbs talk given by Rob Pike at Gopherfest 2015.

Want a codebase that's easier to read, maintain, and extend? Enforce a line length limit.

Go methods don't have to be declared on structs.

Go applications are very self-contained. So self-contained, in fact, that they can act as their own Docker container!

Go doesn't come with stacktraces. It encourages you to build your own.