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Young GaoBuilding a Production Rate Limiter from Scratch in Go (2026 Guide)
Every API needs rate limiting but most implementations break under load. Build a production rate limiter in Go with sliding windows, atomic operations, and Redis persistence.
Dishon OketchEssential DevTools Every Go Developer Should Know
Essential DevTools Every Go Developer Should Know Go ships with a powerful standard...
Vineeth N Kdiskdoc and dockit: same problem, two languages, different answers
I built two disk cleanup CLIs — one in Rust with a TUI, one in Go with risk scoring. Here's what each language and design taught me that the other couldn't.
Tema SnowHow I Track 50+ Vibe Projects Without Leaving the Terminal
I vibe-code 2-3 projects a day with Claude Code. After a couple of weeks I had 20+ folders and...
Amaan Ul Haq SiddiquiEnd-to-End Supply Chain Security for a Go Project: TUF on CI, cosign, and SLSA L3
Adding cosign sign to a CI pipeline and calling it "signed releases" is a bit like putting a lock on...
selfhosting.shHoarder Vs Shiori
Quick Verdict Hoarder is the better choice if you save a lot of content and want AI to...
Scott EverittBuilding a Vector Database That Never Decompresses Your Vectors
Preamble: What vector search is all about If you've spent any time near an LLM in the...
Odilon HUGONNOTGoroutine leaks in Go: detect, understand, fix
The program has been running for 3 days. Memory is climbing slowly, requests are starting to slow...
Mostafa MagdyGo Doesn’t Protect You From Your Own Memory: The Hidden OOM Bug in Production
Go is fast until your service suddenly gets OOM-killed in production. Not because of a bug. Not...
Odilon HUGONNOTCircuit breaker in Go: surviving exchange outages
Binance down for maintenance at 2am, your service keeps hammering it at 10 req/sec. Circuit breaker, exponential backoff retry, timeout, fallback: the complete Go resilience stack.
Odilon HUGONNOTRate limiter in Go: per-IP token bucket with golang.org/x/time/rate
How to implement a per-IP rate limiter in Go using the token bucket from golang.org/x/time/rate: sync.Mutex, cleanup goroutine to prevent memory leaks, X-Forwarded-For, middleware targeted at POST /api/v1/jobs.
VexilonOverShare /ᐠ - -マ: File Sharing for Hackers
A sleek, secure file sharing server that makes transferring files across your network...
Charles OtugehASCII-Art Web
Over the past two weeks, I have made great progress in Go. I implemented a small program that accepts...
Isaac FEIBuilding AI Apps with Go: A Practical Guide with LangChainGo and LangGraphGo
I've been experimenting with building AI-powered applications in Go using langchaingo and...
Matthias BrunsGo Web Frameworks in Production: Performance Benchmarks and Real-World Trade-offs
A comprehensive analysis of Go web frameworks performance in production environments, covering Gin, Echo, Fiber, and Chi with real-world benchmarks and architectural considerations.
Satya KilaruBuilding a Real-Time Network Anomaly Detector with PyTorch and Go
4-service microservices architecture for live network intrusion detection: hybrid ML model, sub-second alerts, and an 11-page React operator dashboard.