Golang Weekly - Some Go tricks and treats

Awesome Go: Thousands of Categorized Go Resources — A useful resource that continues to get frequent updates, and that's well worth revisiting in what has been a surprisingly quiet week for Go news.. 😬 If you have a Go project, you can also contribute projects of your own to the list.

Awesome Go

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AWS SDK for Go Now Aligns with Go's Release Policy — As of today, the AWS SDK for Go will conform to Go’s release policy by supporting the two latest generally available versions of Go with an extra six months of support added for good measure. This also means AWS SDK for Go v1/v2 ends support for Go 1.5 through 1.18 as of today.

Aaron Todd (AWS)

Dynamic SQL Templating with Tqla — Tqla (pronounced tequila) provides an alternative approach to generating dynamic SQL queries using text/template while preventing SQL injections.

Ethan Lewis (Vaunt)

Synchronization Constructs in the Standard Library — The constructs discussed are those besides sync.Mutex, including Counter, Map, Once, and Condition, each of which is suited to a common synchronization use case.

Mahmud Ridwan

Warrant 1.0: A Centralized Google Zanzibar-Inspired Authorization Service — An open-source, self hostable implementation of Google Zanzibar, the globally distributed service powering authorization across Google’s many products and services.

Warrant

TtlMap: A Map Where Entries Expire Over Time — A map where the entries get a TTL (time to live) such that items are expired and removed after a specific time interval.

John Taylor

Bluetuith: TUI-Based Bluetooth Manager for Linux — Built in Go, Linux only, and aims to be a replacement to Bluetooth managers like Blueman.

darkhz

Beelzebub: A Secure 'Low Code' Honeypot Framework — It can pretend to be numerous common targets that bots are looking for, like WordPress installs or vulnerable versions of httpd, all defined via YAML files. GitHub repo.

Mario Candela