Go in Production: patterns that survive fintech
When you write Go for a regulated financial platform, there's an unspoken rule everyone understands after the first incident: the code running on Frid
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When you write Go for a regulated financial platform, there's an unspoken rule everyone understands after the first incident: the code running on Frid
I built a Distributed Key/Value Database in Golang as part of my learning distributed databases systems. It is a distributed, fault-tolerant key-value
A minimal, in-process event bus for Go — typed events, cancelable listeners, and one-shot handlers, built on top of the zero-allocation go-pubsub engi
If you’ve ever used standard secret scanners (like Gitleaks or TruffleHog) in a heavy CI/CD pipeline, you’ve probably hit the "Catastrophic Backtracki
If you work in cloud security or vulnerability scanning, chances are high that you rely on ProjectDiscovery Nuclei—the gold standard open-source vulne
The previous post was about scanning your diff for secrets before it leaves your machine. This one is about not letting it leave at all. Every API pro
Discover Japanese Pokemon Booster Boxes Explore the excitement of Pokemon Go Japanese booster boxes! Whether you're a collector or a player
Introduction Choosing the right concurrency model for a Go-based Redis clone is a critical decision that hinges on balancing performance, s
When most people think about anti-cheat, they think about kernel drivers, signature scanning, or server-side validation. I started wondering about so
A developer's walk-through of qdf's opt-in lossy vector codec: what it does, why it lands within a hair of the information-theoretic floor, and how i
In the previous article, we explored how functions allow us to package logic into reusable blocks. However, a crucial question remains: what happens w
Why I Am Writing This: A PHP Developer Crossing Into Go I am a PHP developer. I have shipped Laravel and Symfony services in production, d
I had a micro-heart attack this week. I was in the middle of working through some deep implementation issues on tgo when I stumbled across a project
Agenvoy - A personal agent that writes its own tools and repairs itself — Make AI actually work for you. v0.27.5 -> v0.27.10 Summary
title: sqlex — A Modern Drop-in Replacement for jmoiron/sqlx published: false description: sqlex is a fully API-compatible modernization of jmoiron/sq
Over the past few months, I've been working on Breeze, a networking engine built on top of gnet. The goal wasn't to create "another web framework."
A code-review tool is an upload tool. When CommitBrief sends your diff to an LLM for review, every line in that diff leaves your machine — including t
lg logger I wrote a logger that is as simple as possible, suitable as a replacement for the standard logger, because it works on its basis. It can't c
BannerGrapV2 — The Open-Source Network Recon Tool Built in Go That Security Professionals Actually Need TL;DR — BannerGrapV2 is a producti
An analysis of the top alternatives to the Kong AI Gateway for enterprise teams, focusing on performance, open-source flexibility, and advanced LLM-