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Help AI Coding Agents Write Up-To-Date Code With Modern Golang Skills - The JetBrains Blog
TL;DR Repository on GitHub: Modern Go Guidelines. Purpose: Modern Go Guidelines are a set of skills that help AI coding agents write up-to-date Go code that matches the Go version in your proje
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You’ve already migrated to Go 1.27, but your AI agent hasn’t caught up yet and keeps spewing out 1.16 syntax?
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
We caught up with Jonathan Amsterdam from the Go team at GopherCon LatAm to talk about the new pkg.go.dev API, static analysis, and providing better insights on package quality for humans and agents. Check out what he had to say!
September 15, 2026 at 3:12 PM
We caught up with Jonathan Amsterdam from the Go team at GopherCon LatAm to talk about the new pkg.go.dev API, static analysis, and providing better insights on package quality for humans and agents. Check out what he had to say!
Are generic methods going to hinder Go code readability?
According to Robert Griesemer – no, provided that we use them deliberately where necessary.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
According to Robert Griesemer – no, provided that we use them deliberately where necessary.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
September 10, 2026 at 2:58 PM
Are generic methods going to hinder Go code readability?
According to Robert Griesemer – no, provided that we use them deliberately where necessary.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
According to Robert Griesemer – no, provided that we use them deliberately where necessary.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
Did you know you can run escape analysis straight from your IDE?
Go to the “Go Optimization” window, choose “Escape analysis”, pick a scope, and then just click to run it.
The tool lets you analyze a single file or the whole package and choose which message types you want to see.
#GoLandTip
Go to the “Go Optimization” window, choose “Escape analysis”, pick a scope, and then just click to run it.
The tool lets you analyze a single file or the whole package and choose which message types you want to see.
#GoLandTip
September 9, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Did you know you can run escape analysis straight from your IDE?
Go to the “Go Optimization” window, choose “Escape analysis”, pick a scope, and then just click to run it.
The tool lets you analyze a single file or the whole package and choose which message types you want to see.
#GoLandTip
Go to the “Go Optimization” window, choose “Escape analysis”, pick a scope, and then just click to run it.
The tool lets you analyze a single file or the whole package and choose which message types you want to see.
#GoLandTip
Help agents write relevant Golang code with our new set of AI skills – Modern Go Guidelines.
They cover the most useful features from Go 1.0 to 1.27, including everything in the `modernize` analyzer, and instruct your agents to write modern idioms 👇
https://jb.gg/x38ieb
They cover the most useful features from Go 1.0 to 1.27, including everything in the `modernize` analyzer, and instruct your agents to write modern idioms 👇
https://jb.gg/x38ieb
GitHub - JetBrains/go-modern-guidelines: Help AI coding agents write modern Go
Help AI coding agents write modern Go. Contribute to JetBrains/go-modern-guidelines development by creating an account on GitHub.
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September 8, 2026 at 3:35 PM
Help agents write relevant Golang code with our new set of AI skills – Modern Go Guidelines.
They cover the most useful features from Go 1.0 to 1.27, including everything in the `modernize` analyzer, and instruct your agents to write modern idioms 👇
https://jb.gg/x38ieb
They cover the most useful features from Go 1.0 to 1.27, including everything in the `modernize` analyzer, and instruct your agents to write modern idioms 👇
https://jb.gg/x38ieb
Joe Tsai explains the evolution of JSON and why Go needed to implement a JSON v2 package to keep up with the changes.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
September 7, 2026 at 11:09 AM
Joe Tsai explains the evolution of JSON and why Go needed to implement a JSON v2 package to keep up with the changes.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
Olá, Brasil! 🇧🇷 The GoLand crew is at GopherCon LatAm! Arseniy Terekhov is giving a talk tomorrow, while Ainsley Clark is rallying up the community. And the rest of our team is waiting to meet you at our booth!
September 3, 2026 at 2:48 PM
Olá, Brasil! 🇧🇷 The GoLand crew is at GopherCon LatAm! Arseniy Terekhov is giving a talk tomorrow, while Ainsley Clark is rallying up the community. And the rest of our team is waiting to meet you at our booth!
Everything you need to know about error handling in Go is now on our blog, courtesy of @christophberger.com.
Read the article to learn how to properly wrap, log, and return errors, when to panic or defer, how to handle network and I/O errors, and what mistakes to avoid 👉 https://jb.gg/qz9w5w
Read the article to learn how to properly wrap, log, and return errors, when to panic or defer, how to handle network and I/O errors, and what mistakes to avoid 👉 https://jb.gg/qz9w5w
How to Handle Errors in Go - The JetBrains Blog
Error handling is one of the biggest stumbling blocks for new Go developers – this article teaches you how to do it correctly and what mistakes to avoid.
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September 2, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Everything you need to know about error handling in Go is now on our blog, courtesy of @christophberger.com.
Read the article to learn how to properly wrap, log, and return errors, when to panic or defer, how to handle network and I/O errors, and what mistakes to avoid 👉 https://jb.gg/qz9w5w
Read the article to learn how to properly wrap, log, and return errors, when to panic or defer, how to handle network and I/O errors, and what mistakes to avoid 👉 https://jb.gg/qz9w5w
Why did the Go team skip generic methods in 1.18, only to bring them back in 1.27?
Robert Griesemer breaks down the history of this proposal and how the community feedback made the difference.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
Robert Griesemer breaks down the history of this proposal and how the community feedback made the difference.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
September 1, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Why did the Go team skip generic methods in 1.18, only to bring them back in 1.27?
Robert Griesemer breaks down the history of this proposal and how the community feedback made the difference.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
Robert Griesemer breaks down the history of this proposal and how the community feedback made the difference.
#Golang #GoReleaseParty
Your code is in GoLand. Now its telemetry can be there too 🔥
Explore logs, metrics, traces, and the service map with the OpenTelemetry plugin for JetBrains IDEs and polish your code and telemetry before deployment. No separate backend needed! 👇
https://jb.gg/otel-in-jb-ides
Explore logs, metrics, traces, and the service map with the OpenTelemetry plugin for JetBrains IDEs and polish your code and telemetry before deployment. No separate backend needed! 👇
https://jb.gg/otel-in-jb-ides
OpenTelemetry Comes to IntelliJ IDEA, GoLand, PyCharm, and WebStorm - The JetBrains Blog
OpenTelemetry Comes to IntelliJ IDEA, GoLand, PyCharm, and WebStorm. The OpenTelemetry plugin has broken out of the confines of JetBrains Rider. No sandbox exploit was involved – this escape was pl
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August 28, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Your code is in GoLand. Now its telemetry can be there too 🔥
Explore logs, metrics, traces, and the service map with the OpenTelemetry plugin for JetBrains IDEs and polish your code and telemetry before deployment. No separate backend needed! 👇
https://jb.gg/otel-in-jb-ides
Explore logs, metrics, traces, and the service map with the OpenTelemetry plugin for JetBrains IDEs and polish your code and telemetry before deployment. No separate backend needed! 👇
https://jb.gg/otel-in-jb-ides
How many plush Gophers joined us for the Go 1.27 release party?
Watch the stream 👉 https://jb.gg/72xzcr and tell us in the comments 💬
Watch the stream 👉 https://jb.gg/72xzcr and tell us in the comments 💬
August 27, 2026 at 2:22 PM
How many plush Gophers joined us for the Go 1.27 release party?
Watch the stream 👉 https://jb.gg/72xzcr and tell us in the comments 💬
Watch the stream 👉 https://jb.gg/72xzcr and tell us in the comments 💬
Robert Griesemer: ergonomic aspects were the major reason for why the Go team finally adopted generic methods in Go 1.27 – they’re inherently useful, even when not called through interfaces.
Mark Freeman explains where the problem with generic interface methods lies in more detail 👇
Mark Freeman explains where the problem with generic interface methods lies in more detail 👇
August 27, 2026 at 10:47 AM
Robert Griesemer: ergonomic aspects were the major reason for why the Go team finally adopted generic methods in Go 1.27 – they’re inherently useful, even when not called through interfaces.
Mark Freeman explains where the problem with generic interface methods lies in more detail 👇
Mark Freeman explains where the problem with generic interface methods lies in more detail 👇
Missed our release party broadcast? You can still join in on the fun!
Pop into the Blue Gopher to hear the Go team talk about generic methods, changes to gopls, JSON v2, and other updates to Go 1.27, as well as the future of the ecosystem.
https://jb.gg/72xzcr
Pop into the Blue Gopher to hear the Go team talk about generic methods, changes to gopls, JSON v2, and other updates to Go 1.27, as well as the future of the ecosystem.
https://jb.gg/72xzcr
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August 26, 2026 at 3:10 PM
Missed our release party broadcast? You can still join in on the fun!
Pop into the Blue Gopher to hear the Go team talk about generic methods, changes to gopls, JSON v2, and other updates to Go 1.27, as well as the future of the ecosystem.
https://jb.gg/72xzcr
Pop into the Blue Gopher to hear the Go team talk about generic methods, changes to gopls, JSON v2, and other updates to Go 1.27, as well as the future of the ecosystem.
https://jb.gg/72xzcr
We’re going live in 5 minutes!
Join us for the Go 1.27 release party with the developers from the Go team, Go educator Jesús Espino, and Go Developer Advocate at @JetBrains Ainsley Clark.
Tune in now 🎧 https://www.youtube.com/live/UkswvuLfUMQ
#GoReleaseParty
Join us for the Go 1.27 release party with the developers from the Go team, Go educator Jesús Espino, and Go Developer Advocate at @JetBrains Ainsley Clark.
Tune in now 🎧 https://www.youtube.com/live/UkswvuLfUMQ
#GoReleaseParty
Go 1.27 Release Party
YouTube video by JetBrains
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August 25, 2026 at 3:55 PM
We’re going live in 5 minutes!
Join us for the Go 1.27 release party with the developers from the Go team, Go educator Jesús Espino, and Go Developer Advocate at @JetBrains Ainsley Clark.
Tune in now 🎧 https://www.youtube.com/live/UkswvuLfUMQ
#GoReleaseParty
Join us for the Go 1.27 release party with the developers from the Go team, Go educator Jesús Espino, and Go Developer Advocate at @JetBrains Ainsley Clark.
Tune in now 🎧 https://www.youtube.com/live/UkswvuLfUMQ
#GoReleaseParty
You’ve already migrated to Go 1.27, but your AI agent hasn’t caught up yet and keeps spewing out 1.16 syntax?
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
Help AI Coding Agents Write Up-To-Date Code With Modern Golang Skills - The JetBrains Blog
TL;DR Repository on GitHub: Modern Go Guidelines. Purpose: Modern Go Guidelines are a set of skills that help AI coding agents write up-to-date Go code that matches the Go version in your proje
jb.gg
August 25, 2026 at 10:06 AM
You’ve already migrated to Go 1.27, but your AI agent hasn’t caught up yet and keeps spewing out 1.16 syntax?
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
Tell it how to write modern #golang code with our skills – featuring guidelines for all releases, including the latest one!
Read more 👇 https://jb.gg/6g1ans
Last chance to get a chef’s table at our Go 1.27 release party tomorrow!
Join the developers from the Go team, @jespino.bsky.social, and Ainsley Clark for an exclusive look at what’s happening in the ecosystem, what it means for your code, and how to migrate.
Make a reservation 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
Join the developers from the Go team, @jespino.bsky.social, and Ainsley Clark for an exclusive look at what’s happening in the ecosystem, what it means for your code, and how to migrate.
Make a reservation 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
August 24, 2026 at 2:05 PM
Last chance to get a chef’s table at our Go 1.27 release party tomorrow!
Join the developers from the Go team, @jespino.bsky.social, and Ainsley Clark for an exclusive look at what’s happening in the ecosystem, what it means for your code, and how to migrate.
Make a reservation 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
Join the developers from the Go team, @jespino.bsky.social, and Ainsley Clark for an exclusive look at what’s happening in the ecosystem, what it means for your code, and how to migrate.
Make a reservation 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
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Next Week (Aug 25), I'll be a guest on the Jetbrains livestream for their Go 1.27 Release party!
A few members of the Go team will be discussing new features in the 1.27 release (including json/v2 and generic methods!). See here for details: lp.jetbrains.com/go-127-relea...
A few members of the Go team will be discussing new features in the 1.27 release (including json/v2 and generic methods!). See here for details: lp.jetbrains.com/go-127-relea...
Go 1.27 Release Party by JetBrains
Celebrate the release of Go 1.27 with GoLand and the team behind the Go language.
lp.jetbrains.com
August 18, 2026 at 6:59 PM
Next Week (Aug 25), I'll be a guest on the Jetbrains livestream for their Go 1.27 Release party!
A few members of the Go team will be discussing new features in the 1.27 release (including json/v2 and generic methods!). See here for details: lp.jetbrains.com/go-127-relea...
A few members of the Go team will be discussing new features in the 1.27 release (including json/v2 and generic methods!). See here for details: lp.jetbrains.com/go-127-relea...
Go 1.27 is out and generic methods have landed – a method can now declare its own type parameters.
Also in this release: the stdlib `uuid` and `encoding/json/v2` packages, plus a new `goroutineleak` profile.
See all these features in action at the Go 1.27 release party on Aug 25 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
Also in this release: the stdlib `uuid` and `encoding/json/v2` packages, plus a new `goroutineleak` profile.
See all these features in action at the Go 1.27 release party on Aug 25 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
🎊 Go 1.27.0 is released!
🗒️ Release notes: https://go.dev/doc/go1.27
📦 Download: https://go.dev/dl/#go1.27.0
#golang
🗒️ Release notes: https://go.dev/doc/go1.27
📦 Download: https://go.dev/dl/#go1.27.0
#golang
August 20, 2026 at 10:48 AM
Go 1.27 is out and generic methods have landed – a method can now declare its own type parameters.
Also in this release: the stdlib `uuid` and `encoding/json/v2` packages, plus a new `goroutineleak` profile.
See all these features in action at the Go 1.27 release party on Aug 25 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
Also in this release: the stdlib `uuid` and `encoding/json/v2` packages, plus a new `goroutineleak` profile.
See all these features in action at the Go 1.27 release party on Aug 25 👉 jb.gg/go-127-obs
Last chance to ask the Go team your questions about Go 1.27 – they will answer the most interesting ones live at our release party on August 25 at 4 pm UTC.
Head over to Reddit to ask your questions and learn more about the event 👇
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/s/GutF3F5lOh
Head over to Reddit to ask your questions and learn more about the event 👇
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/s/GutF3F5lOh
From the golang community on Reddit: Go 1.27 release party – free online event with the Go Team
Explore this post and more from the golang community
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August 19, 2026 at 3:07 PM
Last chance to ask the Go team your questions about Go 1.27 – they will answer the most interesting ones live at our release party on August 25 at 4 pm UTC.
Head over to Reddit to ask your questions and learn more about the event 👇
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/s/GutF3F5lOh
Head over to Reddit to ask your questions and learn more about the event 👇
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/s/GutF3F5lOh
Go 1.27 release party is just one week away!
The drinks are cooling, the plans are cooking, but have you made your reservation yet?
If not, be sure to do it before we have a full house! 👇 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
The drinks are cooling, the plans are cooking, but have you made your reservation yet?
If not, be sure to do it before we have a full house! 👇 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Go 1.27 Release Party by JetBrains
Celebrate the release of Go 1.27 with GoLand and the team behind the Go language.
jb.gg
August 18, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Go 1.27 release party is just one week away!
The drinks are cooling, the plans are cooking, but have you made your reservation yet?
If not, be sure to do it before we have a full house! 👇 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
The drinks are cooling, the plans are cooking, but have you made your reservation yet?
If not, be sure to do it before we have a full house! 👇 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
What makes @jespino.bsky.social excited about Go 1.27? You’ll probably hear more about it at our release party, but here’s a sneak peek for you 👀
Join us live on August 25 at 4 pm UTC 👉 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Join us live on August 25 at 4 pm UTC 👉 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
August 17, 2026 at 11:50 AM
What makes @jespino.bsky.social excited about Go 1.27? You’ll probably hear more about it at our release party, but here’s a sneak peek for you 👀
Join us live on August 25 at 4 pm UTC 👉 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Join us live on August 25 at 4 pm UTC 👉 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Lean back, GoLand's got you 😉.
AI pressure is multiplying. New models, constant updates, changing workflows. Meanwhile, you have code to ship 🤔.
With IntelliJ IDEA and other JetBrains IDEs, AI lives where you code, bringing IDE intelligence to you and your agents so you can own the result and ship with confidence👇
jb.gg/ai-in-ij
With IntelliJ IDEA and other JetBrains IDEs, AI lives where you code, bringing IDE intelligence to you and your agents so you can own the result and ship with confidence👇
jb.gg/ai-in-ij
August 13, 2026 at 2:11 PM
Lean back, GoLand's got you 😉.
Meet the hosts of the Go 1.27 release party – @jespino.bsky.social and Ainsley Clark.
You already know Jesús from his fantastic blog, “Internals for Interns”. He’ll be joined by Ainsley, debuting as Go Developer Advocate at @jetbrains.com.
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
You already know Jesús from his fantastic blog, “Internals for Interns”. He’ll be joined by Ainsley, debuting as Go Developer Advocate at @jetbrains.com.
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
August 13, 2026 at 12:35 PM
Meet the hosts of the Go 1.27 release party – @jespino.bsky.social and Ainsley Clark.
You already know Jesús from his fantastic blog, “Internals for Interns”. He’ll be joined by Ainsley, debuting as Go Developer Advocate at @jetbrains.com.
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
You already know Jesús from his fantastic blog, “Internals for Interns”. He’ll be joined by Ainsley, debuting as Go Developer Advocate at @jetbrains.com.
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Going to GopherCon UK tomorrow? Be sure to catch Ainsley Clark, our Go Developer Advocate – he's kicking off the day with a talk on staying passionate in the age of AI.
August 11, 2026 at 4:50 PM
Going to GopherCon UK tomorrow? Be sure to catch Ainsley Clark, our Go Developer Advocate – he's kicking off the day with a talk on staying passionate in the age of AI.
Meet the team members behind @golang.org that will be joining us live for the Go 1.27 release party – @muncus.bsky.social, @cameronb.bsky.social, Robert Griesemer, Alan Donovan, and Joe Tsai.
Get your questions ready for a Q&A with them!
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Get your questions ready for a Q&A with them!
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
August 10, 2026 at 3:45 PM
Meet the team members behind @golang.org that will be joining us live for the Go 1.27 release party – @muncus.bsky.social, @cameronb.bsky.social, Robert Griesemer, Alan Donovan, and Joe Tsai.
Get your questions ready for a Q&A with them!
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
Get your questions ready for a Q&A with them!
📅 Aug 25, 4:00 pm UTC
📍 online
🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-obs
We’re at @gophercon.com!
You can still catch up with our team to talk about #golang or GoLand, grab some swag, and get your ticket to the Go 1.27 release party on August 25!
Seattle people, come find us to say hi! 👋
You can still catch up with our team to talk about #golang or GoLand, grab some swag, and get your ticket to the Go 1.27 release party on August 25!
Seattle people, come find us to say hi! 👋
August 6, 2026 at 2:57 PM
We’re at @gophercon.com!
You can still catch up with our team to talk about #golang or GoLand, grab some swag, and get your ticket to the Go 1.27 release party on August 25!
Seattle people, come find us to say hi! 👋
You can still catch up with our team to talk about #golang or GoLand, grab some swag, and get your ticket to the Go 1.27 release party on August 25!
Seattle people, come find us to say hi! 👋