DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
Direct logs, engine updates, and framework notifications parsed from curated RSS feeds and announcements, updated hourly.
Farshad Khazaei FardI wanted a Go networking engine that gets out of the way, so I built one (Breeze).
Over the past few months, I've been working on Breeze, a networking engine built on top of gnet. The...
sangeet vermaEverything I scratched down kept disappearing — so I built a workspace that actually keeps it
I kept losing notes, snippets and diagrams to closed tabs, unsaved drafts and device changes. So I built Scratchpad — a single self-hosted Go binary where everything is a real file, synced to a git repo you own.
TaqinI Built a Fully Autonomous AI Reverse-Engineering Agent in Go
Jurig is an autonomous AI agent that decompiles Android apps, greps for secrets, hooks Frida, and captures live traffic through its own MITM proxy — all from a hacker-style terminal UI. Here's how I built it (and the bugs that fought back).
Michael G. JacksonExplore Japanese Pokemon Go Boxes
Unleash the thrill of the Pokemon universe with our curated selection of Pokemon Go Japanese booster boxes. Each box is sealed to ensure authenticity,
Shridhar ShahYour Load Balancer Is Throwing Away the KV Cache
Round-robin load balancers recompute the same prompt prefix on every replica. KV-cache-aware routing reuses warm prefixes, cutting prefill work ~66% and halving TTFT. A tiny runnable Go demo.
Shridhar ShahYour Agent's Context Window Is RAM. Start Paging It.
Long-running agents overflow the context window and pay an attention tax; hard-capping it loses information. Demand paging borrows from operating systems: keep the working set resident, evict to a store, page back on a fault. A tiny runnable Go demo.
arifYour SSH key is already an account: building multiplayer apps over SSH
SSH proves who you are before your app runs a byte. I built a small Go framework on that idea. Here is what it unlocks.
Steve OmolloStructuring Go Projects For Growth with Packages
Previously, we built a complete CRUD API for managing tasks. Although everything works, our entire...
Hermes RodríguezGROOT 1.0: One Stable Archive for Kubernetes Incidents
Follow-up to: GROOT: One archive for cluster diagnostics Repository:...
Pavel AntonovI built a smart TUI plant tracker in Go (with a little help from AI) 🌿
Hey Dev! As a Senior Frontend Developer, I spend most of my day inside the terminal workflow. I also...
邱敬幃 Pardn ChiuAgenvoy@v0.27.10
Agenvoy - A personal agent that writes its own tools and repairs itself — Make AI actually work for...
Aleksandr YershovShrinking AI embeddings on the wire — a lossy vector codec that beats Google's TurboQuant at equal recall
A developer's walk-through of qdf's opt-in lossy vector codec: what it does, why it lands within a...
Mikhail DiesperovI created the simple logger.
lg logger I wrote a logger that is as simple as possible, suitable as a replacement for the standard...
Wilhelm MurdochI Added Variable Block Support To Glazier
I knew the moment I thought about potentially adding variable definition blocks as a first-class feature Glazier it was going to bother me until I went about implementing it. So, as expected, a week later, here we are. I am happy to report that I’ve maintained my spotless record of not talking myself out of something tricky. So, over the course of the past few days Glazier learned a new trick. Profiles can now declare the variables they accept, give them primitive types, mark them as required and read them back through a proper var. namespace.
Vignan NallaniAn infinite loop hiding in a string search: debugging objectIsQueried in KubeStellar
Some bugs crash loudly. The more interesting ones just hang — no panic, no error, no stack trace,...
Chauhan PruthvirajDotsync – A zero-knowledge CLI to sync dotfiles and secrets in Go
I spent 3 months building a tool that solves the most annoying part of working on a dev team. You...