Learn TINYGO with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Monetization
IoT product development
Embedded system consulting
TinyGo workshops and training
WebAssembly applications for clients
Educational kits for teaching embedded Go
Future Roadmap
Expanded board support
Improved concurrency handling
Better debugging tools
Optimized WebAssembly integration
Community-driven library ecosystem
When Not To Use
Full desktop/server Go applications
High-performance real-time systems requiring C-level control
Devices not supported by TinyGo runtime
Projects requiring full Go standard library
Applications needing complex OS-level services
Final Summary
TinyGo brings Go programming to microcontrollers and WebAssembly.
Optimized for small binaries, low memory, and embedded hardware.
Subset of Go standard library and syntax supported.
Ideal for IoT, robotics, and educational projects.
Open-source with active community and ongoing development.
Faq
Can I use all Go features in TinyGo? -> No, only a subset supported.
Which boards does TinyGo support? -> Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP, and others.
Can I deploy TinyGo code to WebAssembly? -> Yes.
Is TinyGo faster than Go? -> Faster on small devices due to smaller runtime, but depends on context.
Does TinyGo support concurrency? -> Yes, limited goroutine support for microcontrollers.