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9 Go Performance Patterns That Don't Need a Profiler to Find

DEV Community·Bala Paranj·22 days ago
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Pre-allocated slices, bitmask operations, index-based iteration, strings.Builder with Grow, switch-over-map hot paths, defensive cloning, sync. Once caching, WalkDir over Walk, and defined types avoiding string conversion — patterns visible in code review. Most performance advice starts with run a profiler. That's correct for micro-optimization. But the patterns in this article are visible in code review. You don't need a flamegraph to know that copying a 408-byte struct in a loop 10,000 times is slower than taking a pointer to it. These are the patterns we applied across a 50,000-line Go security CLI. Each one has a reason that doesn't require benchmarks to justify. 1.…

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