3 posts tagged with "Go (Golang)"

Performance in an authentication library comes down to how often you hit the database, how you handle concurrent work, and what you do with CPU-intensive operations like password hashing. This post covers the architectural choices in GoAuth that affect performance and how to benchmark them yourself.

This post covers how GoAuth handles JWT security -- the signing approach, token lifecycle, refresh token rotation, and the protective measures built into the library.

GoAuth is a modular, framework-agnostic authentication library for Go. It gives you composable modules for building auth systems -- from basic email/password signup to multi-organization setups with 2FA and audit logging.