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Why I built GemFetch I've been using Bash scripts for a long time, but I wanted something faster and more robust for my system information.
The Story Years ago, when I first needed TCP connection pooling in Go, I found fatih/pool. It was elegant, simple, and it taught me a lot a
Introduction Video storage is a constant struggle. While H.265 (HEVC) offers incredible compression, most conversion tools are either too complex or
AI Gateways Are Not I/O-Bound Proxies I Benchmarked 5 of Them to Prove It
The wrong mental model Most engineers think of AI gateways as thin reverse proxies. The mental model is something like nginx with proxy_pas
I have been exploring backend development for a while now, and if there is one thing I have learned, it is that setting everything up from scratch is
I got tired of explaining privacy policies to people. Every time I needed to send a file to someone, I had to pick a service and implicitly trust it.
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KEIBIDROP is in active development. Release is coming soon. I've been building KEIBIDROP for the past year. It's a file sharing tool where files go d
Introduction In the realm of collaborative, offline-capable applications, the state merging problem is a mechanical challenge akin to synch
The problem Every time I wanted to test OpenTelemetry instrumentation locally, I had to spin up Jaeger or a full collector stack. docker-co
TL;DR: could I make a scripting language that saved time and money while encouraging better coding practices? Yes, I think so: duso.rocks and it's ope
Hey everyone! Whenever a new side-project or startup idea hits, that initial burst of inspiration usually hits a wall when you have to do the heavy l
Screenshot API in Go: Capture Screenshots and PDFs with net/http Go services often need to capture web pages: generate invoice PDFs, take s
Your server starts dying at T=0. Prometheus detects it at T=100s. In between, you're blind. That gap — I call it the Lethal Interval — is where OOM
Philosophy, Patterns & The Power of Built-in Tools Why Go says “Don’t communicate by sharing memory” and how to build robust systems witho
Every few months I find myself needing to merge two PDFs or pull a few pages out of a big document. I open a search, find a tool, and immediately get
The Hidden Bugs in How Most Developers Store Money Imagine you're building the backend for a million-dollar fintech app. You store each user's balance
My first post on DEV! As I began this project, I wanted to find a place where I could gather feedback and connect with others, which brought me to t
If you've been writing in Go for more than a couple of months, the if err != nil construct is already muscle memory. The language's philosophy dictate