GoLang

Go, commonly known as Golang, is an open-source programming language developed by Google. Designed for simplicity, reliability, and efficiency, it excels in building robust, high-performance, and concurrent software.

With a syntax similar to C, Go introduces modern features like garbage collection, memory safety, and native concurrency support through goroutines and channels. It compiles to a single, statically linked binary, eliminating external dependencies and simplifying deployment.

Where is it used in the stack?

Go is exclusively used in the RawStack API.

Why are we using it?

Go was selected for the RawStack API due to its exceptional performance, simplicity, and scalability. While the rest of the stack is built with TypeScript, the API demands high efficiency and the ability to perform at scale, making Go the ideal choice.

Find out more

Learn go by example here
The official go documentation is here

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Frequently Asked Questions

Some commonly asked questions about RawStack. If you have any other questions, get in touch and we'll get back to you.

Go is used exclusively in the RawStack API.

Go was chosen for the RawStack API for its exceptional performance, simplicity, and scalability. While the rest of the stack is built with TypeScript, the API demands high efficiency and the ability to perform at scale, making Go the ideal choice.

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Give you or your team a production-ready foundation for web and mobile apps, with performance, scalability, and maintainability built in.

npx create-rawstack-app@latest