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May 28 2026
Double AI agents: What's hiding in your Golang code
Georgii Tormozov
Today, almost everyone has got a taste of the vibe code, and some have gone a step further by setting up their own AI agents for projects. Meanwhile, headlines are buzzing about how some AI...
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#Go
May 08 2026
Error handling in Go: Common pitfalls
Georgii Tormozov
Developers coming to Go from languages that use try/catch constructs, like Java or C#, may feel a bit turned around. The inner voice suggests using 'recover' with 'defer' as the nearest...
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#Go
Mar 11 2026
PVS-Studio Go analyzer beta testing
Artem Rovenskii
After months of extensive work on a new static code analyzer for Go, our team announces that it's now ready for public testing. Join the Early Access Program to be among the first to test. Here's...
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#Go
Mar 06 2026
^ != <<
Georgii Tormozov
In some languages, the '^' operator can be used for exponentiation, but in other popular development stacks, it operates as the exclusive OR (XOR) operator. Today, we'll discuss how this...
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#Go
Feb 11 2026
Go vet can't go: How PVS-Studio analyzes Go projects
Georgii Tormozov
Docker, Kubernetes, Gitea, and other projects—they all have one thing in common: they're written in Go. Perhaps you have now realized that this is what we are talking about today. We've...
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#Go
Dec 29 2025
How to create your own Go static analyzer?
Artem Rovenskii
Go developers regularly deal with warnings from the built-in static analyzer. But what if you need more features or want to find something specific in your project? Go provides powerful tools...
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