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Previously, we learned how to return JSON responses from a Go server. But APIs do not only send data — they also receive it. Frontend applications,

Originally published at hafiz.dev I've been running this setup on a Hetzner server for a while. This post documents exactly how I set it up, inc

I recently published Chorono Editor on GitHub. Chorono is a free and open-source animation/editor project that runs directly in the browser. The ide

Every performant API eventually runs into the same silent killer: the N+1 query problem. It doesn't crash your app. It doesn't throw errors. It just q

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i made this AI called ShiftAI, a voice AI, but it is not for assisting, it has the ability to switch personalities. it has over 9 personalities like:

We have released Wyrly DI, a dependency injection toolkit for TypeScript. Wyrly DI is designed for modern TypeScript applications that want dependenc

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Last year, our team at Mythic Games launched a highly anticipated server-based game, Hytale. We were t

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We thought we were solving the classic scale problem - our server just wasn't designed to handle the a

The Problem We Were Actually Solving In that moment, I realized that our configuration system, which we had lovingly dubbed "Veltrix," was

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The Problem We Were Actually Solving I was tasked with optimizing the performance of our Veltrix event handling system, which was experienc

The Problem We Were Actually Solving As I dug into our server logs, I discovered that the average query execution time for our most popular