I don't know of any resources, but basically you can intuit pretty easily about how to avoid allocations in Go (don't allocate or grow slices, don't use maps, a

I don't know of any resources, but basically you can intuit pretty easily about how to avoid allocations in Go (don't allocate or grow slices, don't use maps, avoid returning references to anything you allocate inside of your function call, etc), and there are flags you can pass to the compiler to log allocation points. If you don't allocate, then there's nothing to collect, and you can even turn off the GC altogether.