Golangy exists for one reason: Go programmers deserve a place that feels like it was built by one of them, not marketed at them. That means real, current information — every release tracked as it ships, a directory that says no to most things so the yes means something — and a couple of tools worth actually using, like a playground you can paste a snippet into without leaving the tab.
It's built and maintained by Deep Noodle. Suggestions and corrections are welcome.