The article compares Golang mocking libraries for 2026, highlighting how AI coding assistants often produce varied results due to the differing philosophies of these libraries. It explores the complexities of mocking tools in a landscape where AI assists in test generation.
Frustrated by the complexity and bugs of OpenClaw (600,000 lines of code), the author decided to build their own AI agent from scratch in Golang, including a native GUI. The project, named Jabot, uses only 120MB of idle RAM and supports browser, code, file system, and shell execution.
This content simplifies the key differences between arrays and slices in Go, explaining that arrays are fixed-size and rarely used, while slices are dynamic, can grow, and are widely utilized.