The folks at the observability platform Victoria Metrics have put together a Go 1.27 interactive tour that shows what’s in the new version of the Go programming language!
This isn’t directly related to OpenZiti (which is created by NetFoundry, where I work), but it is OpenZiti’s implementation language, and eventually, OpenZiti will be implemented in Go 1.27. Since the “Open” in OpenZiti is short for open source, you might want to know what’s new in 1.27, the headliner being generic methods.
For each new feature/change, the tour provides handy links marked:
- D for each new feature’s documentation,
- P for the proposals related to the feature,
- CL for the most relevant commits related to the feature, and
- A for the authors of the feature.
(I must admit that including these links is an interesting and useful twist on release notes. I may have to borrow this approach.)
Once again, the Go 1.27 interactive tour is here: https://victoriametrics.com/blog/go-1-27/index.html