Zero-Allocation PII Redaction in Go: Processing 780MB of Logs in Under 3 Minutes
Zero-Allocation PII Redaction in Go: Processing 780MB of Logs in Under 3 Minutes Every team feeding logs to LLMs has the same dirty secret:
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Zero-Allocation PII Redaction in Go: Processing 780MB of Logs in Under 3 Minutes Every team feeding logs to LLMs has the same dirty secret:
Why Go for a European Video Platform ViralVidVault serves trending video content from 7 European regions. When we needed an API that handle
This is the first in a series of articles exploring data types in Go. The main goal of this series of articles is to provide detailed explanations and
If you've ever tried to schedule a recurring job on macOS, you've met launchd. And if you've spent more than five minutes with it, you've probably tho
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Drop-in waiting room middleware for gin web applications. Built on sema. The room package was created immediately after I updated the sema package
clig.dev is a set of guidelines for building command-line interfaces that are consistent, predictable, and human-friendly. Most teams treat these as a
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There is a moment, somewhere in the design of almost every backend system that mixes Redis and Postgres, where an engineer makes a decision that feels
Why Go for a Video API When DailyWatch needed an API that could handle thousands of concurrent requests with minimal latency, Go was a natu
We built Relay because we believed a WebSocket server written in Go would handle real-world connection loads more efficiently than one running in PHP.
If you’ve ever wondered why tools like Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Cloudflare rely on Go… this is your answer. This is not just another progra
Entropy is the central element in my philosophy. In physics, the Second Law of Thermodynamics describes its one-way direction — from organized to spre
Originally published at recca0120.github.io My work machine is a MacBook, my home desktop runs Linux, and the company handed me a Windows NUC. All th
Goroutines and channels, you've got those down. Now the real questions: how do you cancel cleanly? How do you handle errors from multiple goroutines w
Hi Dev.to! I’m a Backend Engineer who enjoys building scalable systems and clean APIs using Go and Python. Over time, I’ve moved beyond just “writin
Even if you can create your first application in Go in a few minutes, understanding a new programming language is not easy and can be time-consuming.
This is a post I've been wanting to write for a while. Not because I think I've figured something out, but because I keep getting the same reaction wh
I’ve been on the hunt for a truly lightweight HTTP client that doesn’t feel like it’s dragging a whole IDE behind it — and I finally found one that na