You can also still run godoc locally. It's deprecated but they at least upgraded it to work with generics. It still does a couple of things better locally than

You can also still run godoc locally. It's deprecated but they at least upgraded it to work with generics. It still does a couple of things better locally than the replacement does, which can also be run locally. godoc provides an index of all your packages within a project, which can be helpful rather than having to remember what it's called (browser find is very helpful), and if you change the godoc for a given package, godoc updates upon refresh whereas pkgsite either requires a restart or the passage of some timeout I've never waited for. There is also certainly something to be said for godoc producing just... a page. No expand/collapse type hierarchy, nothing that interferes with browser find, nothing that breaks your spatial intuition about where things are. Just a page.