There are currently 3050 open-source projects built with Go, with a combined total of 10069.6k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Go.
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A Go-based tool for easily deploying MySQL database servers in isolated sandboxes for testing and development.
Fast GitHub command line client implemented in Go, now merged into the official hub project.
An eBPF-based Kubernetes observability agent that monitors service interactions and performance metrics without code instrumentation.
A Go tool for sorting imports into configurable groups, removing unused imports, setting aliases, and formatting code.
CLI tool to manage multiple Git repositories and run commands across them.
A Go web scraping framework that extracts structured data from websites using CSS selectors, including JavaScript-rendered pages.
A command-line utility that summarizes Terraform plan output into concise tables, trees, or JSON for quick review.
A simple, fast, and scalable Go RPC library optimized for high-load microservices.
A Go library for measuring the display width of characters and strings, handling East Asian fullwidth characters.
A minimalist terminal app for following live and recent football matches with real-time updates and statistics.
A native API testing tool for developers, supporting both HTTP and gRPC protocols with a focus on simplicity and local data storage.
A harmful workload generator for PostgreSQL that simulates various database stress scenarios for testing purposes.
Go bindings for the Lua C API, enabling Go programs to embed and interact with Lua virtual machines.
A Go library and CLI for parsing, writing, syncing, merging, and converting subtitle files across multiple formats.
Advanced cryptographic toolkit for Go providing primitives beyond basic signing and encryption for distributed systems.
A fast and clean way to execute Go on AWS Lambda without spawning a process.
An open-source, configurable bootstrapper for running Roblox Studio on Linux.
A pluggable linter and fixer to enforce Protocol Buffer style and conventions.
A Go package for sending emails via SMTP with support for keep-alive connections, TLS/SSL, and bulk sending.
A tool that automatically generates Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, and DevOps configurations for containerizing applications.
A Rust implementation of a Filecoin node for transferring FIL, hosting RPC APIs, and validating the blockchain.
A task automation library for Go, designed as a portable alternative to Make, Mage, and Task.
A natural language detection library for Go that identifies 84 languages and scripts with no external dependencies.
A Go-based HTTP-like protocol over WebSocket for building scalable, customizable instant messaging servers.
A safe, simple, and fast JSON Web Token (JWT) library for Go, implementing RFC 7519.
Terraform provider for managing Snowflake accounts, databases, warehouses, users, roles, and other resources.
A terminal user interface for Terraform power users, enabling parallel operations and interactive state management.
Zero-config HTTP request visualizer and debugger for Go web applications during local development.
A snappy, configuration-free terminal text editor and IDE with syntax highlighting, LSP support, and built-in build/format tools.
A Go-based food ordering backend demonstrating Domain-Driven Design principles with clean architecture.
A self-hosted, Quora-like web application for private Q&A communities, built with Go.
A framework for performing mutation testing on Go source code to find untested implementation cases.
A Terraform plugin for managing VMware vSphere infrastructure as code.
A command-line interface for executing RCON protocol queries on game servers like Counter-Strike, Minecraft, and Rust.
A minimal micro-framework for building RESTful APIs in Go with a resource-oriented design.
A pure-Go library for cross-platform local peer discovery using UDP multicast.
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