I don't know of any (no exclusive to tx) but i am more of a Go guy than any other language, simply because it performs incredibly well. I wish more companies used it.
Don't know of any here in Austin off the top of my head, but a quick search on Indeed reveals that HomeAway and Spiceworks are looking for developers who know Go - of course, that could just be for a pilot project or something.
We have a white label enterprise product's REST API built in Go + PostgreSQL + Heroku. It powers a watchOS+iOS app, React-based web app, and native push notifications / messaging.
We are a distributed team, but certainly a part of the Austin tech community, although a majority of our clients are not based there. Let me know if you would like to discuss further, since we do a mix of consulting and product management.
Oh nifty; I've seen a few projects you guys have worked on (some of the artistic installations listed on your website), I'm glad someone in town is doing things like this.
I'm pretty certain Umbel uses a bit of Go. They do host the Go monthly Meetup after all. I know many companies are using it, but it's not their primary.
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We have a white label enterprise product's REST API built in Go + PostgreSQL + Heroku. It powers a watchOS+iOS app, React-based web app, and native push notifications / messaging.
We are a distributed team, but certainly a part of the Austin tech community, although a majority of our clients are not based there. Let me know if you would like to discuss further, since we do a mix of consulting and product management.