Daniel Lemire tests Go’s GOAMD64 levels using Roaring Bitmaps on a modern Intel Xeon. v2 brings strong gains where popcnt matters, while v3 adds further speedups in dense bitmap and set-operation workloads through AVX2. v4, despite implying AVX-512 support, shows no meaningful improvement in these benchmarks, likely due to current Go compiler limitations.
This project provides a CGo-free SQLite/SQLite3 implementation for Go, useful when developers want pure-Go builds and simpler cross-platform deployment. It keeps the familiar SQLite embedded database model while integrating with Go’s database/sql workflow. Recent releases upgraded SQLite, improved text/time scanning performance, added backup progress helpers, and expanded virtual table and sqlite-vec related support.
Vercel recently announced in its official Changelog that it now supports zero-configuration Go language backend deployment. This update is a highly practical…
Vercel has officially announced the completion of a major milestone: the full migration of its high-performance Monorepo build system, Turborepo, from the Go…
Turborepo, Vercel's high-performance monorepo build tool, decided to migrate its core codebase from Go to Rust in pursuit of peak performance and better…
This article takes an in-depth look at how Turborepo, the well-known Monorepo tool developed by Vercel, migrated its core codebase from Go to Rust, examining…
Turborepo, the high-performance monorepo build tool owned by Vercel, has announced a significant architectural migration: moving its core codebase from Go to…