After lagging behind Go for about 2 years (since version 1.12), GopherJS 1.16.0+go1.16.3 has been released with Go 1.16 support!
GopherJS compiles Go code to pure JavaScript code (not WebAssembly). It’s main purpose is to give you the opportunity to write…
Today we are happy to announce the release of GopherJS 1.12–1. You can get it on GitHub as usual.
This release adds support for Go 1.12. The support for Go 1.12 means that GopherJS 1.12–1 requires Go 1.12 and no longer works with Go 1.11. It’s highly…
Who says releasing on Saturday is a bad idea?
Today we are happy to announce the release of GopherJS 1.11–1. You can get it on GitHub as usual.
Today we are happy to announce the release of GopherJS 1.10-1. You can get it on GitHub as usual.
It adds support for the recent release of Go 1.10. The support for Go 1.10 means that GopherJS 1.10-1 requires Go 1.10 and no longer works with Go 1.9. It’s…
Today we are happy to announce the release of GopherJS 1.9-1. You can get it on GitHub as usual. It adds support for the recent release of Go 1.9. There have been many minor improvements since GopherJS 1.8-1.
Today we are happy to announce the release of GopherJS 1.8-1. You can get it on GitHub. It adds support for the recent release of Go 1.8. There have been significant performance improvements and enhancements since GopherJS 1.7-1.
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…
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…
