testscript, a hidden gem the Go team kept locked away

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  • Encore

    Encore is the Backend Development Platform purpose-built to help you create event-driven and distributed systems.

    • Here's an example of a testscript we use to verify that Encore's parser correctly parses cron job definitions:

  • go-internal

    Selected Go-internal packages factored out from the standard library

    • Thank you very much to Russ Cox for the original concept of testscript, to Roger Peppe for maintaining go-internal, and the whole Go team for their work on Go and its excellent tooling. Your work and efforts are truly appreciated!

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