goblin
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v0.5.4
Goblin is a self-hostable service that compiles Go binaries on-demand for any platform.todayMITDockerModerate
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About these Gobinaries (original) alternatives
1 open-source, self-hosted alternatives to Gobinaries (original) are listed here, ranked by popularity, maintenance and documentation.
- Highest rated
- goblin (203 GitHub stars, MIT license, written in Go)
- Docker
- 1 of the top 1 ship an official Docker image
- Recently updated
- goblin v0.5.4 on 2026-10-28
Gobinaries (original) alternatives compared
| Project | License | Language | Stars | Docker | Setup | Latest release | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| goblin | MIT | Go | 203 | Yes | Moderate | v0.5.4 | 46 |