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The "Works on My Machine" Problem We've all been there. You spend days writing a new feature. You test it locally, everything passes, you p
Go has burned me more than once. With bugs that felt like the language was glitching: Channels that blocked after I’d “fixed” the blocking. Functions
I am tired of CRUD apps. Spinning up a database for basic operations, the same form validation logic, picking another frontend framework and hoping th
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is free and source-available on Github. Star git-lr
The Missing Feature Pick Jett. You want your clean, sharp Jett skins. Pick Killjoy next game. Now you want your cyberpunk-y Killjoy skins.
I started building the thing I actually wanted to deploy. It's on GitHub now, AGPL-3.0. This is a write-up of the architecture and, more usefully, t
Two days ago I had a daemon that captured Claude Code session JSONLs and let you grep them. Today it has cloud sync, hot-reload, AI-powered recall via
Three days after a release, an issue arrived: "The install command doesn't work." A module path change in that release had broken go install. My test
There is a popular phrasing in Go circles that says concurrency is almost free. The phrasing is true at the level of stack allocation and misleading a
Arenalog: Async Go logging optimized for 1–2 vCPU containers and serverless runtimes. The Problem: Current loggers are not efficient in h
PostgreSQL gives you a detailed execution plan for every query. Reading it is a skill — interpreting it correctly under pressure, at scale, or across
I want to be upfront about something before this gets going. Most "X vs Y" comparisons are written by someone who has a preference and is constructing
TL;DR: I built gocudrv so Go services can talk directly to NVIDIA GPUs — no cgo, no CUDA toolkit, no bloated Python dependencies. One static binary.
The microsecond-level performance data that forced our complete architectural rewrite Building Real-Time Trading Systems: Why We Abandon
Yesterday I shipped 1.9.0. Got a solid mix of hate and genuinely useful feedback. Didn't sleep. Took all of it personally. Built 2.0.0 instead. No po
I have been working on a realtime multiplayer server in Go. The transport layer is WebSocket using gorilla/websocket, and most outbound payloads are
This is the story of why I rebuilt google-researcher-mcp (Node.js/TypeScript) from scratch as web-researcher-mcp (Go), and what the lessons learned al
4 hours of sleep a night for the past few days. ForgeZero went from 1.0 to 1.9.0 in that time. This isn't work anymore. This is obsession. Let me
So I've been solo-building fz — a fast, opinionated build tool for C/ASM projects written in Go. No Makefile hell, no CMake nightmares. Just a single
I wanted to practice Go regularly by building real projects, so I decided to solve a problem I personally face: expense tracking. For the last few mo