| If you haven’t used it yet, this is a good look at a handy Go tool for monitoring your program’s usage of goroutines, memory, threads, and more. | Will Sewell |
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| A look at several things you can do to make your code more robust, debuggable, and ready for production. | Kavya Joshi |
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| In 35 minutes, see how and why Go’s garbage collector works, what the tricolor algorithm is, and how it compares with GC in other languages. | Jim Fisher and Will Sewell |
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| While rewriting our database backup utility, mongodump, we utilized a “divide-and-multiplex” method to marry a high-throughput concurrent workload with a serial output. Check it out. | MONGODB sponsored |
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| To improve the experience for new Go users, a formal Developer eXperience Working Group (DXWG) has been set up. | The Go Project |
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| For example, when 1.9 is out, 1.8 and 1.9 will get active updates. When 1.10 is out, 1.10 and 1.9 will, and so on. | Russ Cox |
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