Go Doesn't Force Clean Architecture. That's Your Job.
The criticism of this is everywhere. Open any Go thread long enough and someone will show up to perform the same ritual: "Go projects become messy.…
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Fast CLI static site generator I've been working on
Pannonico is a static site generator I have been building around the way I actually want to work on static sites. For many years I have been using P…
Build an MCP Server in Go (Part 3): How IRSA and EKS Pod Identity Actually Work
Everything the MCP server could check through Part 2 lives inside the cluster. But "my pod can't reach S3" is very often not a Kubernetes problem at…
I Built a CLI to Answer One Question: What Will This Change Break?
We've all been there. You open a repository, change a file that looks completely harmless, run the tests, and open a pull request. Then someone comm…
🕊️ "Just F***ing use Go". On explicit insult & implicit snobbism, and why we must collectively change
Sometimes, the structural tensions within an industry come to a head and manifest as human conflicts: we must take a step back and recognize that vi…
[Go in Practice] Writing Modern Go with AI: Testing JetBrains go-modern-guidelines and Refactoring a 1,039-line main.go
Background In the AI era, even I delegate most of my code optimization or writing tasks to AI. However, due to factors in model training data, too m…
Load Balancing: How Backend Systems Handle Millions of Requests
Imagine you have built a backend API that works perfectly. You deploy it to a server, connect your database, and everything is running smoothly. The…
⚡️ Leverage Go superpowers with PureScript! Native speed w/ absolute type safety
When you combine the absolute safety and elegance of a purely functional language with the raw execution speed of a modern low-level language, it's…
Go 1.27 banning generic methods from interfaces is the honest move
This August, Go finally shipped with generic methods. However, right after they were released, Go slapped your hand and told you all the places you…
Your AI Agent Shouldn't Be Allowed to Write Whatever It Wants
Building a Write-Side Custody gate in Go AI memory systems spend most of their design budget on retrieval. Which vector database? How should we chun…
Build EcoRoute: A smart City Waste and Circular Economy Engine.
Build a full-stack, production-grade project during a hackathon When our team set out to compete in the Smart Cities and Route Optimization track, w…
I've Built RAG Infrastructure Several Times. Last Week Was the First Time I Actually Benchmarked It.
I have a confession, and I suspect I'm not alone in it: I've built RAG infrastructure multiple times, and until last week I had never benchmarked an…
Routeup – stable local HTTPS URLs and opt-in public tunnels
I built Routeup around a simple idea: local apps should use their real names. It was inspired by Portless , but I also wanted built-in public tunnel…
We benchmarked a security detector against 500k lines of Go. It found a real bug.
We're building deslop — rule packs that stop coding agents from re-introducing bugs that were already fixed. One half of that is detection: if a rul…
SSE in Go: Your Timeouts Do Not Apply Where You Think
An SSE stream is an HTTP request that never ends. Every default you did not touch is working against it. TL;DR : your SSE endpoint breaks twice befo…
Streamux: Full RFC 9113 in Go with C abi
Spent the last few weeks building an HTTP/2 server from scratch in Go. Full RFC 9113 - framing, HPACK, stream state machine, flow control, TLS enfor…
I Built Format-on-Save for Everything That Isn't an Editor
Editors have had format-on-save for years. The rest of the development environment has not. When a generator, shell command or coding agent writes a…
Building an HTTP Server From Scratch using TCP.
HTTP is something I interact with every single day, whether I am fetching data on the frontend or building backend APIs. But for a long time, if you…
Go Beyond the Basics: 7 Go Concepts That Make You a Better Developer 🚀
You can learn the syntax of Go in a few days. But learning Go properly is a different story. Knowing how to write variables, loops, functions, and s…
The Notification Born out of Love: Building an Adaptive Geofencing Engine for Digital Wallets
The Story: A Simple Requirement Meets Too Much Curiosity A while ago, I received a fairly straightforward ticket in our sprint: "Allow users to add…
VRP Is Ready for External Validation — One Company Can Be the First to Pilot It
VRP Is Ready for External Validation — Who Will Be the First to Pilot It? My name is Vitalijus Riabovas. I am the independent architect and creator…
How I built an AI movie tracker as a solo dev
I am a full-stack developer in the Netherlands, a bit over ten years in. For the last year my evenings have gone into one side project: I Like Movie…
AI Killed Git Commits: So I Stopped Publishing Them
Today I shipped contenox 1.0.0. Not by pushing a tag on top of a thousand commits, but as a single commit into an empty repository: the whole tree,…
Go 1.27's SIMD ties with NumPy until the data fits in cache
Go 1.27 shipped a simd package in the standard library. It is experimental and sits behind a flag, and every write-up I found described the API. Non…
I encoded a 1000-year-old divination system in Go. Every bug was a distinction my types had collapsed.
I spend my day job on cloud platform work — pipelines, idempotent state machines, the usual distributed-systems apparatus. For the last year I've sp…