anderson : Checks your Go dependencies for contraband licenses ( )
bee : Bee is a tool for helping develop with beego app framework ( http://beego.me )
callvis : Visualize call graph of your Go program using dot format ( )
codecgen : Idiomatic codec and rpc lib for msgpack, cbor, json, etc. msgpack.org ( https://${GOLANG_PKG_IMPORTPATH}/${GOLANG_PKG_NAME} )
depscheck : Prints stats and suggests to remove small LeftPad-like imports from Go packages ( )
discover : Discover is a utility to aid in conceptualizing large Go code bases ( )
duktape : CLI for Duktape JavaScript engine written in GoLang ( http://duktape.org )
gb : Gb is a project based build tool for the Go programming language ( http://getgb.io )
gcli : Gcli builds GoLang command-line applications ( )
gen : Type-driven code generation for GoLang ( http://clipperhouse.github.io/gen/ )
ginkgo : BDD Testing Framework for GoLang ( http://onsi.github.io/ginkgo )
go-bind-plugin : A tool for building Go plugins and generating wrappers around exported symbols ( )
go-bindata : A small utility for embedding binary data in a GoLang program. ( )
go-bindata-assetfs : A small utility for embedding binary data in a Go program ( )
go-fuzz : Go-fuzz is a coverage-guided fuzzing solution for testing of Go packages ( )
go-torch : Stochastic flame graph profiler for Go Programs ( )
goa : Goa is a framework for building RESTful microservices in Go ( http://goa.design )
gocode : An autocompletion daemon for the Go programming language ( https://github.com/nsf/gocode )
gompatible : A tool to show Go package's API changes between two (git) revisions ( )
gopherjs : GopherJS compiles GoLang code to pure JavaScript code ( )
gops : A tool to list and diagnose Go processes currently running on your system ( )
gostatus : A command-line tool that show the status of GoLang repositories ( )
gotests : It's a Golang commandline tool that generates table driven tests ( )
goviz : Goviz is a visualization tool for Golang project dependencies ( )
goxc : Goxc is a build tool for GoLange, with a focus on cross-compiling and packaging ( )
grind : Grind rewrites the source files written in GoLang. ( http://rsc.io/grind )
gvt : gvt is a simple vendoring tool made for Go native vendoring ( )
kar : Kar is a simple utility that helps you run Kargar builds from CLI ( )
liteide-tools : Liteide Golang tools ( https://github.com/visualfc/gotools )
mock : GoMock is a mocking framework for the Go programming language ( )
otto : CLI for Otto, an JavaScript (ECMA5) interpreter written in Go ( )
re2dfa : Transforms regexs into finite state machines and output Go source code ( )
revive : A linter for Go. A drop-in replacement for golint ( https://github.com/mgechev/revive )
safesql : Static analysis tool for GoLang that protects against SQL injections ( )
staticfiles : staticfiles compiles a directory of files into an embeddable .go file ( )
tomlv : A TOML validator written in GoLang ( https://${GOLANG_PKG_IMPORTPATH}/${GOLANG_PKG_NAME} )
xj2s : A small tool for Golang to generate Golang strunc from xml/json file ( )
xo : A cli tool to generate Golang types and funcs based on a database schema ( )
zebrapack : ZebraPack is a data definition language and serialization format ( )
Add an ebuild in portage :
The ebuild is now in the portage tree.
You can also use layman : emerge layman then layman -a go-overlay
For Paludis use this rsync : rsync://gentoo.zugaina.org/go-overlay-portage
If you have a problem : ycarus(-at-)zugaina.org