Cybersecurity

TinyGo Boldly Goes Where No Go Ever Did Go Before

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TinyGo now supports over 100 development boards and webAssembly, expanding Go's reach into microcontroller programming. This matters to developers as it offers a new, high-level language option for embedded systems, appealing especially to those familiar with Go’s syntax and features. However, the lack of wireless connectivity support on certain boards could limit its utility in IoT applications.

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