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Over the years, I've worked on multiple small-to-medium applications running on modest infrastructure. A typical setup looks something like: A smal
What Is Flowork? Flowork is a self-hosted AI infrastructure framework built on two core components: Flowork Agent (a lightweight agent oper
Installing Flowork from Source & Building Your First App Flowork is a microkernel agent OS — a tiny, unchanging core that hosts autonomous AI agents
There's a class of cloud security problem where writing a scanner is the wrong move. They're the right tool for behavioral detection — anomalous API
TL;DR I built go-squad — a comprehensive, idiomatic Go SDK for the Squad by GTCO payment gateway Zero external runtime dependencies, full
Building a Secure OIDC Verification Layer in Go Authentication is one of those things every backend engineer eventually has to build—and se
Hardcoded credentials in source code remain one of the leading causes of cloud breaches. The fix sounds simple — use a secrets manager — but picking b
Flowork Agent is a self-hosted operating system for AI agents distributed as a single Go binary—no Docker, no Python, no separate database. It's a pra
What is a package? In Go, every Go program is made up of packages. A package is a directory of .go files that share the same package declar
Trooper started as a fallback proxy for agents. Claude hits a quota, falls back to Ollama, session continues. No crashes, no lost context. The intere
I’ve been building Tiny, a small dynamic programming language and runtime written in Go. Tiny started as a compiler and VM learning project, but it
A truncated 200 took down discovery in three regions At TrendVidStream we aggregate streaming-platform metadata across eight regions, and m
Introduction: Navigating the Open Source Landscape as a Beginner Go Programmer Diving into open source contributions as a beginner Go progr
Background Six months ago, our webhook delivery platform was running on Go. It worked fine for the first few months — we were processing ar
The first idea was simple. Take a log line. Look at suspicious parts. Count entropy. Hide anything that looks like a random secret. PII means person
If you've ever built a Go tool that needed package metadata — documentation, versions, symbols, import counts — you already know the pain. You were ei
It is genuinely wonderful to see the world of Classic ASP coming back to life. For a long time, it felt like a relic of the past, but the recent wave
When you build a web application, not every task should happen inside a user's request. Some work is slow. Some work can fail. Some work should happen
I built an autonomous SRE system where a local LLM diagnoses production incidents, proposes a fix, and a deterministic engine decides whether that fix
Why a single binary matters for tunnel administration If you have ever stood up an SSH tunnel server on a fresh VPS, you know the real cost