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A Go library providing financial functions for time value of money, cash flow analysis, interest rates, bonds, and depreciation.
A simple and blazing fast lock-free logging library for Go, designed for high-performance applications.
A shell script tool for managing multiple Go versions by setting environment paths, inspired by rbenv and pyenv.
A command-line tool written in Go that generates API documentation from GraphQL schemas or endpoints.
A simple, secure, and private note-taking application that runs locally as a static binary with no dependencies.
A fast, memory-efficient SQL query builder for Go that helps construct SQL statements dynamically with safe placeholder conversion and struct binding.
A cross-platform task runner for executing commands and generating files from templates.
A Go client library for rqlite, providing an idiomatic API and database/sql driver for the distributed SQLite database.
A lightning-fast HTTP router for Go with full http.Handler compatibility and zero memory allocations during serving.
A Python library implementing CSP-style concurrency with channels, inspired by Go and Clojure's core.async.
A command line interface for managing MongoDB Atlas deployments directly from your terminal.
A high-performance, zero-allocation fixed-point decimal library for Go, optimized for financial applications.
A Go library for scheduling periodic jobs with a simple, fluent syntax.
A lightweight struct validator for Go using struct tags and custom rules.
Go WebAssembly bindings for browser APIs, providing access to DOM, HTML, and other web standards from Go.
A distributed workflow engine and state machine library for Go that implements aspect-oriented programming and the actor model.
A Go tool and library for downloading URLs and files from Common Crawl and Wayback Machine web archives.
A fast, configurable JSON encoder for Go with 100% compatibility to encoding/json and no dynamic allocations in hot paths.
A simple, self-contained modular host-based IOC scanner built around the YARA pattern matching engine.
A cloud-native Go framework for building high-performance web and CLI applications with Spring-like dependency injection.
A cloud-native Go framework for building high-performance web and CLI applications with Spring-like dependency injection.
A pure Go native driver and database/sql interface for YDB, an open-source distributed SQL database.
A fast, resizable semaphore primitive for Go with weighted operations, context cancellation, and dynamic limit adjustment.
A fast and reliable Go library for reading, writing, and manipulating Microsoft Excel XLSX files.
A cloud-native PostgreSQL WAL receiver for zero-data-loss streaming, compression, encryption, and remote archiving.
A Go package for calculating sunrise and sunset times for any location and date.
A Go ORM and SQL builder library with functional options style, read/write separation, and clean syntax.
An idiomatic Go wrapper for the GDAL library, providing efficient raster and vector geospatial data processing.
A lightweight, dependency-free Go framework for building game engines using the Entity Component System architecture.
Cross-platform OpenGL bindings for Go with OpenGL ES 2-like API, supporting desktop, mobile, and web.
A Go-based tool that automatically updates GitHub profile READMEs or pinned gists with weekly WakaTime coding stats.
Fuzzy search Go packages and symbols, view documentation, and extend to other languages via adapters within Neovim.
A pure Go implementation of the OpenGIS Simple Feature Access Specification for 2D geometry modeling and spatial algorithms.
A type-safe functional Stream processing library for Go, inspired by the Java Streams API.
A lightweight process manager for Golang applications that keeps them alive forever and manages them from source code.
A Go linter that checks for common mistakes and enforces best practices when using the testify testing framework.
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