I particularly like reading code from Upspin (upspin.io). Its probably partially because I think the project design is interesting and write go. Regardless, its

I particularly like reading code from Upspin (upspin.io). Its probably partially because I think the project design is interesting and write go. Regardless, its a great ground up Go project by some of the original Go authors and contributors. Very well organized code and it feels like they got the project off the ground, fixed bugs for a few months, and now have largely trailed off from maintaining it largely because it just works (I use it) which lends some credibility to their coding style. Of course, I'd like to see the project evolve conceptually, but, right now it does what it says it does reliably for a project that hasn't even cut a single release.