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A full node Bitcoin implementation written in Go, providing an alternative to Bitcoin Core with a focus on modularity.
A filesystem abstraction library for Go that provides a universal interface for local, in-memory, cloud, and archive backends.
A terminal-based Slack client for accessing Slack workspaces directly from the command line.
Official Go client for NATS, a cloud-native messaging system, enabling high-performance publish-subscribe and request-reply communication.
A fast, lightweight DNS proxy and ad-blocker for local networks with advanced DNS configuration and privacy features.
A mock SQL driver for Go that simulates database behavior in tests without requiring a real database connection.
Visualize call graphs of Go programs using interactive Graphviz-based diagrams.
A command-line tool for performing zero-downtime, reversible schema migrations in PostgreSQL.
An open-source observability tool for Kubernetes applications that automatically collects telemetry using eBPF.
An open-source observability tool for Kubernetes applications that automatically collects telemetry using eBPF and provides in-cluster edge compute.
A Go library providing comprehensive bindings for the Telegram Bot API, enabling easy bot development.
A practical Go example application demonstrating DDD, Clean Architecture, and CQRS through step-by-step refactoring.
A reconnaissance tool that finds potentially sensitive files in public GitHub repositories for security analysis.
A zero-dependency Go library for parsing environment variables into typed structs.
Design-first Go framework that generates API code, documentation, and clients from a single DSL, eliminating drift between design and implementation.
A terminal-based stock, crypto, and derivatives price watcher and position tracker with real-time updates.
The official Go client library for interacting with Elasticsearch, providing a comprehensive API for search, indexing, and data operations.
An unofficial Flutter embedder for desktop platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux) using Go and GLFW.
A tool for visual inspection of websites across many hosts, providing an overview of HTTP-based attack surfaces.
A library for building and evaluating mathematical expressions and neural networks in Go, with automatic differentiation and GPU support.
A Go package providing low-level bindings to the Discord API for building bots and integrations.
A Go microservice template for Kubernetes that demonstrates best practices for building and deploying cloud-native applications.
A command-line tool that provides an interactive web UI for testing and debugging gRPC servers, similar to Postman for gRPC APIs.
A cloud-native traffic orchestration system for high availability, extensibility, and observability in API management and service mesh.
An open-source authorization service inspired by Google Zanzibar for building fine-grained, scalable access control systems.
A Go client implementation for the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework.
A fast, parallel disk usage analyzer with an interactive console interface written in Go.
A self-hostable web dashboard for waking up and managing devices on your local network using Wake-on-LAN.
Automatic TLS certificate issuance and renewal for Go programs, enabling fully-managed HTTPS with a single line of code.
A high-performance, POSIX-ish file system for mounting Amazon S3 and compatible object storage as a local filesystem.
A free Chinese book teaching how to analyze and manipulate Go source code using its Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
A pragmatic and easy-to-use game server framework built with Go (Golang).
A fast, configurable, extensible, and beautiful drop-in replacement for golint with custom rules and strict presets.
A modern Go module for beautifying console output with charts, progress bars, tables, trees, and interactive components.
Native Apple framework bindings for Go, enabling macOS application development without Objective-C or XCode.
A comprehensive Go library for generating realistic fake data across 300+ categories with zero dependencies.
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