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💎 Gemfast: A Drop-In 'Gem' Server for Ruby Developers — A new self-hosted Rubygems (Ruby’s package management system) server, written in Go for easier deployment, that lets Rubyists mirror and cache gems from official registries, as well as serve up their own private gems.

Redka: Redis Re-Implemented with SQLite — It’s not often you see a Go project get so many GitHub stars in just a few days, but after the latest Redis licensing debacle, there’s an appetite for alternative approaches.

Freeze: Generate Images of Code and Terminal Output — From the purveyors of fine Go-powered libraries and CLI tools like Bubble Tea, Huh and Wish comes Freeze, a fresh way to create images of code and/or terminal output in PNG, SVG or WebP format.

Beego 2.2: Backend Framework for RESTful APIs and Webapps — Inspired by Tornado, Sinatra and Flask. v2.2.0 bumps the Go version to 1.20.

Charcoal: Faster utf8.Valid Using Multibyte Processing Without SIMD — Offers the same API as the standard library version but boasts being up to 50% faster at checking if a text is made up of valid UTF-8 runes.

Valgo 0.3: An Expressive Validator Library — Type-safe and extensible validator library built upon generics. “Valgo differs from other validation libraries in that the rules are written in functions and not in struct tags. This allows greater flexibility and freedom when it comes to where and how data is validated.”

Hugot: Hugging Face Transformer Pipelines in Go — A project with a goal of making it easy to run Hugging Face transformer pipelines from Go, without needing to call out to Python or external APIs (note it’s not pure Go – it leans on ONNX Runtime). It supports only ONNX models and a few pipelines so far.

Konf 1.0: A Flexible Configuration Loader — If you don’t want to be tightly coupled to any one source of configuration settings for your app, Konf might be for you – it’ll work with local sources like files and environment variables, but also with things like S3, AWS AppConfig, and GCP Secret Manager.

Codoworks Go Boilerplate: Prod-Ready RESTful API Boilerplate — An opinionated boilerplate app based around Echo to get CRUD APIs up and running quickly.

FormStream: A Streaming Parser for multipart/form-data — A streamer for multipart form data as commonly used on the Web to send file uploads. Offers wrappers for use with net/http, Echo, and Gin.

Yaegi 0.16.0: Yet Another Elegant Go Interpreter — A Go interpreter to enable Go to be used for scripting within other apps, interactive shells, or for quick prototyping. It boasts complete support of the Go spec too.

🏏 CricLang: A Programming Language for Cricket Enthusiasts — Cricket, the ball game, not the insect. It’s an experimental DSL of sorts for modelling cricket related scenarios – a bit of fun!

fgprof 0.9.4: A Full Sampling Profiler for Go — pprof is the go-to tool for profiling Go code, but it only profiles ‘on-CPU’ time. fgprof can work alongside pprof and measure ‘off-CPU’ time (such as that spent on IO) too so you can see the bigger picture.

TinyTest: The Only(?) Assertion Library That Works with TinyGo — Instead of using reflection, it uses generics for comparing values. (It works with regular Go too, of course.)

Polaris: A New, Minimal Workflow Orchestrator for Go — If you have a multi-step workflow where each step depends upon others, a system like Polaris can help you apply some structure to the situation.

EchoVault: A Go-Based Distributed In-Memory Data Store — It uses Redis’s RESP protocol, so can be used via existing Redis client libraries.

Gofakeit v7: The Random Data Generation Library — You can ask it to generate things like random names, email addresses, phone numbers, job titles, and more, or have it help to populate structs using annotated data types. v7 integrates with Go 1.22’s math/rand/v2 which can simplify usage in some cases shown in the release notes. (Main docs.)

ObjectBox Go 1.8: A Fast, Embedded Database for Go Objects — Store objects in ObjectBox and find them again using powerful queries. v1.8 adds support for an in-memory database.

AWS Lambda Web Adapter: Run HTTP Webapps More Easily on AWS Lambda — A Rust project in Go Weekly? 🫣 Fear not, this is a handy adapter that makes it easy to run apps built in any language more easily on AWS’s serverless platform by letting them stick to their usual HTTP serving ways with the adapter bridging the gap.

gdu / go DiskUsage() 5.26.0: A Disk Usage Analyzer with a Terminal Interface — Written in Go, of course. This is a neat tool. Rapidly analyze your disk space usage – it benchmarks well against other tools in the space.

Wire 0.6.0: Compile-Time Dependency Injection for Go — Wire’s job is to simplify the management of initialization code when doing dependency injection. The first release in three years!

Golte: Render Svelte Components in Go HTTP Handlers — A library that works with your router of choice, where layouts can be treated like middleware, and pages can be treated like handlers.

IntegreSQL: Manages Isolated Postgres Databases for Testing — Provides a RESTful JSON API for managing Postgres templates and spinning up (and managing the pool of) databases for integration testing purposes.

TileEx: A Tile Pattern Extractor — A fun little Go project that can take in an image that contains a pattern and then extract the actual repeating tile element from it. Surprisingly little code, too.