Progressive Architecture in Go: A Smooth Path from Monolith to Microservices
Not a utopia, but a pragmatic strategy: start with the cost-effectiveness of a monolith to validate your business quickly, and later, when traffic gr
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Not a utopia, but a pragmatic strategy: start with the cost-effectiveness of a monolith to validate your business quickly, and later, when traffic gr
In Blog 5, we built a SQL parser. It can take this: INSERT INTO payments VALUES (500, payment_1, pending, 1) and turn it into a struct: In
Introduction Cloud-native development with Go is no longer a niche skill—it’s a necessity. Kubernetes (K8s) has become the backbone of mo
Integrating an exchange API is rarely difficult because an endpoint is missing. It is difficult because the integration becomes part of a system that
Repo: github.com/bitorsic/export-service I built a Go service that exports large datasets to CSV in the background. Along the way, adding an index to
While building a Go application backed by PostgreSQL, I made a database design decision that seemed perfectly reasonable until it wasn't. This is the
cidx is a declarative CI/CD runner I build (in Go) — you describe your pipeline once, it runs the same locally and in CI. This post stands on its own.
If you love building desktop apps using web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS) but hate the 100MB+ bloat of Electron, you are in the right place. Meet Vael
Building a trading service in Go should mean spending time on execution logic, risk controls, and observability—not reimplementing request signatures,
Hello everyone! This is the second article about the development of RUSEON-core, a Zero-Copy video streaming server for AI platforms and Edge video in
Multi-Repo to Monorepo: How I Automated 6 Go Microservice Releases and Then Made It 15x Faster
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Analogy Imagine you have built a backend API that works perfectly. You deploy it. Users start coming in. At first, everything feels fast.
Every Kubernetes controller tutorial says the same thing about client-go’s workqueue: “It dedupes keys, it handles exponential backoff, and it’s almos
FFmpeg is powerful, but the syntax? A nightmare. So I built Mediax. 36 intuitive verbs. Interactive TUI. One-line install. Convert, compress, trim,
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In Part 1 we built a worker pool: a jobs channel, three workers, a results channel, and a closer goroutine that calls wg.Wait() then close(results). W
I've long used nohup for background processes that I want to run independently of the terminal. These types of jobs are usually long-running, sometime
⚡ Rust vs Go in 2026: Which Language Should You Master for High Throughput? Have you ever wondered why some software teams deliver high-per
For quite a while, most of my backend code was written in Go. I built projects like Logiflow, a logistics backend with PostgreSQL, Redis, WebSockets,