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A production-ready QUIC implementation in pure Go observed · 2026-10-05

github.com/quic-go/quic-go · homepage · Go · MIT (permissive) observed · 2026-10-05

Health v2 · maintenance only

98/100

  • Activity 98
  • Release rhythm 96
  • Longevity 100
How is this computed?

round(0.45*activity + 0.35*rhythm + 0.20*longevity); archived -> min(score, 10) — computed 2026-10-21. Adoption (stars, forks) is never an input.

  • gap_med: 29.0
  • age_days: 3849
  • days_rel: 28
  • days_push: 16
  • n_releases_24m: 21

Full methodology

Adoption not part of the score

11794 stars · 1664 forks observed · 2026-10-05

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-29, confidence not recorded

quic-go is a production-ready, pure Go implementation of the QUIC transport protocol (RFC 9000/9001/9002) with support for HTTP/3, datagrams, connection migration, multipath, and qlog event logging. It enables Go applications to run QUIC servers and clients, serve HTTP/3 alongside HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2, and build related protocols like WebTransport and MASQUE proxying.

Use cases

  • serve HTTP/3 from a Go web server
  • build a QUIC client or server in Go
  • implement low-latency streaming over QUIC streams and datagrams
  • proxy UDP or IP traffic over HTTP (CONNECT-UDP / CONNECT-IP)
  • add connection migration and multipath to a networked application
  • log QUIC connection events with qlog for debugging
  • build real-time web communication with WebTransport

When to choose

  • you need QUIC or HTTP/3 support in a Go application
  • you want a mature, widely used, RFC-compliant QUIC stack
  • you need advanced QUIC features like 0-RTT, datagrams, connection migration, or multipath
  • you are building proxies or tunnels using MASQUE-style HTTP proxying

When to avoid

  • your project is not in Go
  • you only need plain TCP-based HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 without QUIC
  • you need a QUIC implementation for a non-Go runtime with different language requirements
  • you need WebTransport itself - use the companion webtransport-go project built on top of quic-go

Facets

library · maturity stable

http-server http-client networking security tracing networking web-development backend apis go cross-platform wasm quic http3 qpack qlog tls udp transport-protocol webtransport masque rfc9000 real-time

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Member repositories

RepositoryRoleHealth v2
quic-go/quic-gomain98

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