35+ atomic skills covering all aspects of the language (conventions, common errors, top libraries, testing, benchmarks, performance, troubleshooting, etc.).
Benchmarks I ran on Opus 4.6 show a 43% reduction in Go errors and bad practices.
After 2y in beta, I’ve just released v2 of “do”, the dependency injection toolkit for Golang.
This major version introduces a new scope-based architecture, transient services, interface binding, improved dependency tracking, and circular dependency detection.
Error handling and service naming are more consistent, and based on your feedback, a troubleshooting UI has been added.
A new LLM-ready documentation is available, featuring numerous demos you can run in 1 click: https://do.samber.dev/
Elasticsearch is a good bet, if you need to use multiple filters with your queries, and when you grow above the acceptable size of an in-memory database.
FlashAttention-2 is not used anymore for at least 2y.
This architecture would have been a massive improvement 3 years ago, but it is a ~solved~ problem IMO.