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Best Practices for Secure Error Handling in Go | The GoLand Blog

This is a practical guide to secure error handling in Go applications. Learn how to prevent information leakage, safely log and propagate errors, design secure responses, and apply best practices to keep Go services secure and reliable.

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Write Modern Go Code With Junie and Claude Code | The GoLand Blog

Developers can now confidently write modern Go code with Junie and Claude Code. We’ve released new guidelines for AI agents to use the latest Go features.

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Moving Your Codebase to Go 1.26 With GoLand Syntax Updates | The GoLand Blog

Learn how GoLand supports Go 1.26 syntax, like type-safe `errors.AsType` and pointer creation with `new()`, through automated quick-fixes that update your codebase.

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[New Livestream] Go 1.26 Release Party | The GoLand Blog

Join us for the Go 1.26 Release Party, where we’ll celebrate the latest Go release together with the community. In this livestream, Go experts will walk through what’s new in Go 1.26, why the changes

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Dancing Backwards With Go | The GoLand Blog

John Arundel's article shows you how writing tests first helps build a correct Go function, catch bugs early, and refactor safely using clear, simple steps.

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Preventing Resource Leaks in Go: How GoLand Helps You Write Safer Code | The GoLand Blog

Resource leaks in Go can silently drain memory and crash your app. The latest GoLand release introduces resource leak analysis to catch unclosed files, connections, and other resources before they cause damage. Learn how leaks happen, why the GC can’t prevent them, and how GoLand helps you write safer, more reliable code.

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GoLand 2025.3 Is Out! | The GoLand Blog

GoLand 2025.3 brings a set of powerful upgrades designed to help you write cleaner and more efficient code. This release introduces on-the-fly resource leak detection, bundled Terraform support, smoother single-file editing, updates to golangci-lint integration, and performance boosts everywhere in the IDE.

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The Go Ecosystem in 2025: Key Trends in Frameworks, Tools, and Developer Practices
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The Go Ecosystem in 2025: Key Trends in Frameworks, Tools, and Developer Practices | The GoLand Blog

Explore Go language trends in 2025, from popular frameworks and libraries to IDEs, testing tools, and the growing role of AI in Go development.

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The “10x” Commandments of Highly Effective Go | The GoLand Blog

What makes Go developers truly effective? In this guest post, John Arundel shares ten practical “commandments” of Go excellence – timeless lessons for writing cleaner, safer, and more maintainable Go code.

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The GoLand 2025.1 Early Access Program Has Started! | The GoLand Blog

The Early Access Program (EAP) for GoLand 2025.1 is now open! In this release cycle, we’re focusing on enhancing Go language support, improving code analysis, and boosting stability to provide a seamless development experience for all the gophers.

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