This "ultimate-go" repo is my comprehensive collection of notes on working with Go, covering everything from language specification and concurrency to design patterns and core computer systems concepts. It's an invaluable personal reference.
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This is a robust Golang tool to convert HTML, even entire websites, into clean Markdown. I find it particularly neat for LLM website use cases where structured content is critical.
This is a Go library for computing HTML page proximity using Charikar's simhash for similarity fingerprinting. It leverages a BK Tree to efficiently find pages within a defined proximity.
This package from x/text/transform simplifies on-the-fly text transformations. I've often reimplemented this functionality, but it's more robust and easier to use directly from x.
GoCV provides robust Golang bindings for OpenCV 4, enabling computer vision applications in Go. I use it when I need to integrate OpenCV functionalities directly into my Go projects, especially with hardware acceleration via CUDA or OpenVINO.
Rav1e is an AV1 video encoder, crucial for AVIF image encoding which I'd integrate into a Go library. It aims to be fast and safe, often outperforming libaom for certain use cases.
TypeID is a robust, type-safe UUIDv7 extension. It offers K-sortability and embedded type prefixes, making it a superior alternative to standard UUIDs for database primary keys and overall system clarity.