On the same workload, Go handled about 16.7k ops/sec vs JavaScript’s 7.8k, while using less memory.
Built for Code Resurrection 2026 by https://t.co/MvzWkpp2wd.
Team: Rajeet Ash, @xthxr__, @mrashis0603,, Deepali Singh
Repo: https://t.co/l0eOx6pXSJ
Fuzzing taught me the most.
Inputs like hsl 251 100 0.38, rgba(255,0,0,.5), #f008, and hsl(-109,100%,50%) look malformed at first, but TinyColor accepts them.
By the end, I trusted the tests more than my intuition.
The goal was not to build just another Go color library.
It was to create a standalone Go implementation that matched the pinned JavaScript version as closely as possible, without embedding V8 or using WebAssembly.
⚠️Worst Experience
The Xibit Hackathon at TEXIBITION - Brainware University
And what an amazing arrangement:
- no proper tracks
- elementary problem statements
- no refreshment for 8 long hours
- no proper judging
- no winners
- and the organizers left before us 🤡
#TheXibit
Just received the bag for gfg160, and I have to say, it looks great! The quality feels solid, and it was definitely worth the wait. Huge thanks to the team for delivering as promised. Excited to put it to good use!
#GFG160#Appreciation#UNBOXING