Surprises in GopherJS Performance

The GopherJS project first caught my attention about 2 years ago, back when few parts of the Go spec were implemented. However, I noticed the incredible pace at which Richard was working, making multiple sophisticated commits per day, as well as fixing reported compiler…

Future of GopherJS and Go in the browser

Comparing GopherJS to Go 1.11 WebAssembly, how frontend Go packages can support both compilers, history and future of Go in the browser.

GopherJS user survey results — 2021

We’ve reached out to our users to learn more about how they use…

GopherJS 1.7–1 is released

Hello gophers,

Today, we are happy to make two announcements for GopherJS. First, GopherJS now officially supports Go 1.7, which is the current stable release of Go that came out recently. Second, GopherJS has its first named version attached to it, and…