I Built a LinkedIn Profile Scraper on Apify for Public Profiles, Company Enrichment, and Lead Research
Public LinkedIn data is still one of the most useful inputs for lead generation, recruiting, founder sourcing, and
market research.
The problem is t
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Mar 29, 2026
I Got Tired of PM2. So I Built a Process Manager in Go — Single Binary, Any Language
If you've ever set up a server running a mix of Node.js, Python, and Go services, you know the pain. PM2 is great — until you realise it requires Node
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Mar 29, 2026
Optimizing encrypted P2P file transfer - from 225 to 441 MB/s
Part of the KEIBIDROP development blog. KEIBIDROP is in active development. Release is coming soon.
KEIBIDROP transfers files between two peers over
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Mar 29, 2026
Make git clone work between encrypted P2P FUSE peers (7 bugs)
Part of the KEIBIDROP development blog. KEIBIDROP is in active development. Release is coming soon.
KEIBIDROP mounts a virtual FUSE filesystem for ea
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Mar 29, 2026
I Built a SaaS on Top of an Open-Source Project and My Database Punished Me for It
I didn't design my database from scratch.
That's the honest truth. When I decided to build my WhatsApp Business API SaaS — targeting digital marketin
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Mar 29, 2026
I Built lls, a Go CLI to List 33.12 Million Files
Sometimes a problem looks simple at first.
In my case, I needed a complete file list from a huge directory on storage mounted over NFS from an applic
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Mar 29, 2026
Encore Has a Free API You Should Know About
Encore is a backend framework that generates infrastructure from your code — type-safe APIs, databases, cron jobs, all declared in code.
Def
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Mar 29, 2026
gghstats: Keep GitHub traffic past 14 days
We've all been there. You ship an open-source project, a tiny CLI, or a docs site. You watch Insights → Traffic for a week: views spike, clones climb,
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Mar 29, 2026
ko Has a Free API: Build Go Container Images Without a Dockerfile
Why ko Exists
If you write Go services, you do not need a Dockerfile. ko builds minimal container images directly from Go source code — no
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Mar 29, 2026
I built a relay so my AI agents stop talking through me
My coworker and I were both using Claude Code on a shared infra project. He was building services, I was setting up Pulumi. Our workflow was:
Claude
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Mar 28, 2026
7 Protocols, 1 Binary, 0 Dependencies
Last year I counted the mock tools running on my laptop. WireMock for HTTP (Java, 200MB Docker image). A custom Node script for WebSocket. Mosquitto f
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Mar 28, 2026
Our Go CMS now speaks 5 languages, themes itself, and meditates on 404s
We've been building ForgeCMS - a Go-based CMS that pulls content from a Codeberg repo and serves it from a €1/month VPS. No database. No WordPress.
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Mar 28, 2026
Agenvoy@v0.17.0: Easily view your records, more invocation methods
repo: pardnchiu/Agenvoy
Agenvoy is inspired by OpenClaw, built on a Go-based architecture with multi-provider intelligent dispatch and a security
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Mar 28, 2026
I built a Norton Commander clone in Go for my dev ecosystem — and I'm looking for a maintainer
Some tools you build because you need them. Some tools you build because they need to exist.
ForgeCommander is both.
What it is
A te
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Mar 28, 2026
I scanned Google.com for quantum vulnerabilities — they're already deploying post-quantum crypto (but it's not enough)
I built an open-source post-quantum cryptography scanner called pqscan and decided to run a full scan against google.com. The results were surprising.
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Mar 28, 2026
High-Performance Cross-Platform Bytecode VM in Go for Fast DSL Business Rule Evaluation
Introduction: The Need for Speed in DSL Execution
In the realm of domain-specific languages (DSLs), particularly those designed for busin
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Mar 28, 2026
What's missing in your current JSON log filtering setup?
I debug microservice logs daily and kept running into the same gaps with existing tools — hl, humanlog, lnav all pretty-print JSON well but none of th
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Mar 28, 2026
Wails v2 Has a Free API: Build Lightweight Desktop Apps with Go and Web Technologies
What is Wails?
Wails lets you build desktop applications using Go for the backend and any web framework for the frontend. Think Electron, b
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Mar 28, 2026
Wails Has a Free Go Desktop Framework — Build Native Apps With Go and Web Tech
Go developers: you don't need Electron. Wails gives you desktop apps with Go backend + web frontend, no Chromium bundled.
What is Wails?
W
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Mar 28, 2026
Wails Has a Free Go Framework for Desktop Apps — Electron Without the Bloat
Go developers: you don't need Electron. Wails gives you desktop apps with Go backend + web frontend, no Chromium bundled.
What is Wails?
W
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Mar 28, 2026