Go programming
Go is part of our stack when it is the right call.
We have used Go in enterprise software for over ten years. It fits especially high-throughput servers, integration tooling, and CLIs. But Go is not the right answer to every problem.
The Go ecosystem has matured, but finding Go talent in Finland is still hard. We provide both individual Go service builds and long-term Go expertise embedded into your team.
How we apply Go in practice
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Fit assessment
We talk through whether Go fits the use case. If it does not, we will say so and recommend a better option.
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Lean on the standard library
We keep dependencies small. The strength of Go is its standard library, and we trust it whenever we can.
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Long-term maintenance
Go versions move forward; their pushy nature is one reason the code stays readable. We keep services up to date.
Tech stack
- Go 1.23+
- gRPC
- Protocol Buffers
- pgx
- Cobra
- OpenAPI
- sqlc
Frequently asked
When is Go the right choice?
High-throughput backend services, concurrent integration tooling, CLI tools, and anywhere binary size matters. For typical CRUD apps, TypeScript is often a faster path.
Are you only Go?
No. We pick technology to fit the problem. Go is one strong pillar; TypeScript, Python, and Rust are all part of the stack when they fit better.
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Get in touch
Start with a calm conversation.
Call, email, or grab 30 minutes from our calendar. We reply within one business day.