GopherForge: Go Compiler

Write, debug and learn Go on iPhone and iPad. GopherForge combines an on-device Go 1.27.1 compiler, multi-file editor, source debugger, tests, offline React study builds and a practical learning library. Compile, run, test, vet and format locally; importing repositories or missing packages needs a connection. CODE AND DEBUG • Highlighted Go and web sources, project folders, diagnostics and keyboard controls. • Breakpoints, Continue, Step Into/Over/Out, project stack frames and bounded current-frame locals. • GitHub commit snapshots, Files/iCloud project libraries and independent project export. • A bundled educational npm/React workflow for compatible offline frontend study. WORK TOGETHER IN PLAYGROUND • Choose a nickname when creating or joining. See small names beside live cursors, participants, recent changes and new results. • Encrypted live rooms merge simultaneous browser/native text edits with stable file identities, conflict copies and deleted-file recovery. Source, Output and presence are encrypted before relay delivery; the key stays in the shared link. • Compatible rooms connect released apps and remote Claude/Codex MCP clients. An assistant can join with a nickname, read/edit an exact revision and request Run/Test. • Run/Test/Debug starts only after a person presses the local button. Peers receive reported results; incoming edits and requests never execute automatically. • Playground includes local Debug, Check, Format and explicit public Go package preparation. Downloaded vendor source stays separately on the device. • Share Edit or View links, leave with your draft or save an independent project. Nicknames are display labels, not verified identities. Rooms normally last one hour and may end earlier; they are not backups. Compatible-room content is readable by the relay and connected AI providers. LEARN AND PREPARE • 229 teaching lessons, including 182 readings, plus 22 prediction challenges across 29 units. • Download complete Go, DevOps or Interview courses explicitly. Export/import whole course files and remove content while keeping progress and drafts. • A separate DevOps path: 34 readings, six offline terminal labs and a free shell playground with private files, pipelines, scripts and result checks. • 132 interview guides and twelve interactive algorithm labs; saved Continue, reviews and mistake practice. • Go, concurrency, architecture, patterns, Linux, Git, containers, Kubernetes, databases, security and coding-agent workflows. • Publish an optional read-only progress snapshot for a teacher or assistant; preview and revoke it separately from your local backup. Compatible projects run in a bounded WASI environment. No cgo, arbitrary native assembly or guest sockets. The DevOps terminal executes a bounded local shell subset, without host processes, Docker, Kubernetes, SSH or network access; those exercises need your own native environment. The educational frontend builder is a supported command/catalog subset, not full npm/Node.js. Source debugging steps project code; ordinary native tight loops have no guaranteed Stop, and debugger Stop acts at a checkpoint. One-time purchase. No subscription or in-app purchases. Learning content is in English. Online collaboration is optional; ordinary projects stay on your device unless you share them.