7 Useful Go Libraries You Should Use in Your Next Project
Power up your GO development
There is a proverb “You don’t have to reinvent the wheel”. Libraries are the best example of that. It helps you to write complex and time-consuming functionality in an easy way. According to me, a good project uses some of the best libraries available
I do not think Go (Golang) needs any introduction. It is developed by Google and designed to be a simple, efficient, and reliable language for systems programming and network programming. Here I have compiled 7 useful GO libraries that will help you in your development journey.
1. Cobra
If you want to create a powerful modern CLI application then this is one of the best resources you can have. It is also one of the most starred libraries with more than 30k stars on GitHub. It includes lots of features like nested subcommands, automatic help generation for commands and flags, easy subcommand-based CLIs: app server, app fetch, etc, and many more.
