Ian Lewis • 3/31/2025

Zero Copy Readers in Go

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This technical article discusses the concept of zero-copy readers in Go. It explains the limitation of the standard io.Reader interface, which requires copying data, and explores how to read directly from in-memory sources using slices, bytes.Reader's WriteTo method, and bufio.Reader's buffering mechanism to improve efficiency and performance in Go programs.

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