It's great to hear that it works now :)

I would need to have a look at the HTML and CSS files to see what's wrong.

Will be fixed in the next update.

From the Github website in a browser.

You can already download a GitHub project as a zip file and open it in Textastic. Textastic can then unpack the zip file.

Can you send me the log file?

Can you try to enter "~/" as the path setting? This should make it start in the home directory.

This feature will be available in the next update which I submitted to Apple.

This will be added in the next update.

The Go language grammar uses features of TextMate 2 which seems to support an extended syntax for language grammars. This extension allows to define patterns within captures which was not supported in TextMate 1. Textastic doesn't support this syntax and expected a scope name instead which resulted in a crash.

The crash happens while parsing this line:

    for k, v := range m {

Although Textastic won't fully support the new features, the crash will be fixed in the next version and the Go bundle is usable. It just won't highlight the variable names 100% correctly.