Some of the highlights include:
- The
gocommand now downloads and authenticates modules using the Go module mirror and Go checksum database by default - Improvements to number literals
- Error wrapping
- TLS 1.3 on by default
- Improved modules support
Tag: go
-
Go 1.13 released
-
Go best practices
Peter Bourgon has some experience with go, and he shares this on his website. Go is a language developed at Google 2007 and released to the public in 2009. In first place, this is fairly unrelated, but we’re currently evaluating go as a language for an IoT project, which makes it fit the topic of this blog.
Even though go does a great job providing a newbie with an environment to get started, there are experiences you can avoid making, listening to somebody that did it before.
-
Let's Encrypt
Let’s Encrypt published their ACME-based CA code, written in GO, to github.com. Happy Holidays.
Draft Let's Encrypt CA code is live. Happy holidays! https://t.co/cr46Y1ivBB
— Let's Encrypt (@letsencrypt) December 22, 2014