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Homepage > News > Tech > Go SDK allows developers to build easily on BSV blockchain Adding a software development kit (SDK) and unified library for the Golang programming language will make applications using simplified payment verification (SPV) easy, said the BSV Association. Released in August 2024, the Go SDK complements BSV’s other libraries, including Python and TypeScript SDKs. The SDK is available on GitHub, along with details of its features and instructions on how to install and use it.  “Go is a very simple language to create high performance applications, specializing in concurrency (doing many things at the same time),” said developer David Case, who contributed to the library.  “It’s way faster than JavaScript or Python and much simpler than C++ or Rust.” The BSV Association has embarked on a mission to create standardized and open-source code libraries for popular programming languages. Called the BSV Blockchain Libraries Project, it is a set of essential toolkits for developers and a middleware layer for the BSV blockchain technology stack. By standardizing the code libraries in this manner, BSV is also helping to create a rich talent pool of developers who work with best practices and will also be available to other businesses and organizations seeking to build sophisticated applications on the world’s fastest and most scalable proof-of-work blockchain.  We are glad to announce the launch of the Go SDK, which allows developers to facilitate the development of their @BSVBlockchain applications in the Go programming language. This launch is part of our commitment to standardizing our core libraries and maintaining them. We… https://t.co/zH3FHKoP18 — Thomas Giacomo (@ThomasGiacomo) August 20, 2024 Go (often known as Golang) is a compiled language developed and released by Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) back in 2009—coincidentally, the same year as Bitcoin itself. Its design and syntax are familiar to programmers who’ve worked with C and C++, while its simplicity and fast compiling…

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