> Go is no longer able to be built into a single static binary

In Linux, I had quite good successes building in Alpine under MUSL. Real static binaries.

Same in Italy, mq.

Here in Italy is more common than any other form, I'd say

Looks very similar to Navidrome, plus some UI polish, minus the subsonic integration that opens up to third-party mobile apps. Interesting anyway. I keep returning to Plexamp though, I don't quite like Plex "per se" but Plexamp mobile + the sonic analysis is something I miss when I don't have it.

Very nice work! Useful and informative. I’ll spread it at work.

I switched from mattn to modernc for my ws4sqlite project and could not measure a difference; really interesting though. Of course I made the switch out of cross-compoling consideration, not for the performances.

Yes, because someone said the same when zstandard came out. This may not have the same strong points, but maybe the next will… compression is not a completed task.

Thanks for including ws4sqlite!

Any thoughts on Code Server? It’s vs code in a browser, I’ve been used it for one year now and it’s great. But maybe it’s outside the scope of the article?

It's using monaco as the underlying editor, just like VS Code that it's based on. Code Server basically takes the VS Code codebase as is and just adds a very light server layer to do auth and static content serving. All of the frontend javascript code, etc. is the same as the desktop version of VS Code.

Qwant is really good for me.