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This page lists official and supported WireGuard source code repositories, sub-projects and their maintainers. Repositories carry a status such as Complete, Active or Abandoned. Listed projects include wireguard-linux, wireguard-tools, wireguard-go, wireguard-rs, wireguard-hs and implementations for OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Android.
Cwtch is the official cwtch.im peer implementation, written mainly in Go. Its README describes it as privacy-preserving infrastructure for asynchronous, decentralized and metadata-resistant applications, extending the metadata-resistant Ricochet protocol to support asynchronous, multi-peer group communications through discardable, untrusted, anonymous infrastructure. The README notes that a server section is out of date and that no current docker container exists.
Blocky is a DNS proxy and ad-blocker for the local network written in Go. It blocks DNS queries using external ad-block and malware lists, with allowlists configurable per client group and periodic reloading of lists. It supports DNS over UDP, TCP, HTTPS, TLS, QUIC and HTTPS/3, and does not collect user data or telemetry.
A Gitea instance for the Java I2P Project and the Go I2P Project, also open to community contributions, with accounts subject to admin approval. I2P is described as an anonymous network layer allowing censorship-resistant, peer-to-peer communication. The service is reachable through I2P, Tor and HTTPS addresses.
Oh My Posh is a prompt engine for shells, with one configuration intended to work across PowerShell, Bash, Zsh, Fish, Nu and others on Windows, macOS, Linux, WSL, containers and SSH. It is written in Go, and its segments run concurrently and cache results so prompts render in milliseconds. Around 120 segments cover git status, cloud context, language versions and system metrics.
Awesome CLI lets you browse Awesome lists from a terminal, with interactive and random selection modes.
JS.ORG offers free subdomains for GitHub Pages sites related to JavaScript, provided the page has reasonable content connected to JavaScript. Users add a CNAME file to their repository and open a pull request to register a subdomain, which should go live within 24 hours. The site has been dedicated to JavaScript and its community since 2015.
Compiler Explorer is an interactive online compiler that shows the assembly output of compiled C++, Rust, Go and other code. It offers configurable compilers and instruction set filters, shareable URLs, local file loading, and optional AI explanations that users can disable with a no-ai directive.
Replay QA is an autonomous testing harness for web applications. Agents explore an app, write and run tests in a Chromium browser, and record deterministic runtime sessions. It reports bugs such as runtime bugs, UI glitches, accessibility issues, performance problems and security vulnerabilities, with a root cause and suggested fix. Reports go to GitHub, Linear, Jira or other HTTP endpoints.
Go Recipes is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
jsdfe is a JavaScript deobfuscator built on nodejs and babel. Its purpose is to make obfuscated scripts easier to read and help users understand their roughly behavior. It is not intended to reproduce the original code or output executable code. The developer created it for personal use and notes that it often terminates with an uncaught error, may go into an infinite loop, and runs target code in a VM without considering security.
A community-driven curated list of Go frameworks, libraries and software, inspired by awesome-python. Its contents index categories including actor models, artificial intelligence, authentication, blockchain, build automation, command line tools, databases, distributed systems, game development, networking, testing and web frameworks, with contribution guidelines for suggesting changes.
An open-source resource for learning data structures and algorithms through implementations in various programming languages. The site covers programming languages including Python, Java, JavaScript, Go, Rust, and C++, and organizes algorithms into categories such as sorting, searching, and graph algorithms. It also provides guidance on contributing implementations.
Caddy is an open source web server written in Go that automatically obtains and renews TLS certificates for sites. It includes a JSON configuration with an on-line config API, a static file server, and an HTTP reverse proxy, and can coordinate certificate management across multiple instances sharing storage.
PocketBase is an open-source backend tool distributed as a single file. It includes a realtime database, user authentication, file storage, and an admin dashboard. It can be used as a standalone application or extended via Go and JavaScript hooks, and integrates with common frontend development stacks.
GotHub is an alternative front-end for GitHub written in Go, described as a work in progress. It uses no JavaScript and makes no requests to GitHub from the client side, and the project notes it is looking for new maintainers.
Upd.dev is a code hosting and package distribution platform built on Forgejo, with diffs rendered by Pierre. It presents itself as a smaller, quieter alternative to GitHub for creating repositories, pushing code and shipping releases. It natively serves packages for Go, Rust, Arch and other ecosystems directly from repositories, and infrastructure is geo-distributed across US and EU regions.
OlaMovies is a download site offering films and series in multiple languages, with quality formats up to 4K and 60FPS. It notes downloads go through mirror servers such as Google Drive, Cloud Storage and Direct Sharer, and that the site distributes content without official licensing agreements.
vdwn.cloud is a paste-and-go video downloader that fetches full downloads in various formats, including playlists, subtitles and trims, and presets for TikTok and Reels-style clips. It states that no account is required and that downloads are not archived on its servers.
Go Speed, also called Gopeed, is a free, open-source download manager built with Golang and Flutter, available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and web. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, BitTorrent, magnet, and ed2k download protocols, uses a multi-threaded engine for fast downloads, and offers a JavaScript extension system and RESTful API for automation and extended functionality. Extensions enable downloading YouTube videos, HuggingFace AI models, and files from cloud storage services.
APTUI is a terminal user interface written in Go for managing APT packages on APT-based Linux distributions. It allows browsing, searching, installing, removing and upgrading packages from the terminal, and is built with Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss and Bubbles.
The Keybase client repository holds the Go crypto libraries, Keybase service, command line client, and the macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android apps. The repository notes that some contents are explorations, so building from source may not match official releases.
Plik is a self-hosted temporary file upload system written in Go and comparable to WeTransfer. It offers a web interface, a command line client, configurable expiration with automatic cleanup, multiple storage and metadata backends, and support for password-protected and streamed uploads. Files may also be removed after a single download.
Gofi is a web file indexer and manager written in Go, with a React frontend. It offers file management features such as resumable chunk uploads, folders, rename, copy, move, batch deletion and indexed search. Configuration is done through environment variables.
