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Kan-Chen LinHardening a Go Task Scheduler for Production (Part 2) — Tenancy, DST, Idempotency & LLM Reliability
Part 2 of 2: taking an MCP-only task scheduler from prototype to multi-tenant production — tenant scoping, DST-safe recurrence, idempotency under at-least-once delivery, linear job chains, an LLM reliability layer, and observability — all driven by a research-first AI workflow.
Ahad pro GamerWhy I'm Building a Decentralized Anti-Cheat Instead of Another Plugin
When most people think about anti-cheat, they think about kernel drivers, signature scanning, or...
Shouvik PalitShip Happens: How I Made a 3B Local Model Trustworthy for Kubernetes (By Never Trusting It)
Small local models are surprisingly capable. They're also wrong in small, easy-to-miss ways: a...
Nazar BoykoHow To Learn Go Fast: A Practical Roadmap For Senior Backend Developers
Why I Am Writing This: A PHP Developer Crossing Into Go I am a PHP developer. I have...
DatabaseSyncFTP - sync fast local to prod or dev environment.
🚀 Introducing syncFTP — a blazing-fast, SHA256-based FTP deployment tool built in Go. No git. No...
kensaadiProduction RBAC patterns for Go and Node startups
A founder told me last year: "We need admin features shipped by Friday. Can we just hardcode the...
Adura GbemiBuilding CompanioxVPS — I'd Love to Hear What Developers Actually Want From a VPS Platform
I've been working on CompanioxVPS, a VPS and cloud infrastructure platform that aims to make...
Odilon HUGONNOTCSRF: Why Double-Submit Cookie Falls Short for Financial-Grade Security
Synchronizer token server-side vs double-submit cookie: when the latter fails, why middleware wire-order matters, and how to handle JS non-form requests.
Sangmin LeeClaude API Go (Golang) Tutorial: Complete Setup Guide (2026)
Step-by-step Claude API tutorial with Go — install the SDK, send messages, use streaming, tool use, and prompt caching. Working Go code included.
Gabriel AnhaiaGive Your Agent a Budget: Cost Ceilings That Stop Runaway Loops
Per-run dollar and token ceilings, a hard step cap, and a kill switch every agent loop needs before it ever sees production traffic.
Gabriel AnhaiaPorts and Adapters in Go: The Folder Layout That Survives Year Two
Your Go folder layout is your architecture. Use internal/ and the import graph to keep domain, app, and adapters from drifting by year two.
Gabriel AnhaiaYour Repository Is Not Your ORM: Hexagonal Persistence in Go
A repository is a domain port, not an ORM wrapper. Keep SQL at the edge with sqlc and pgx, map rows to aggregates, and keep the core clean.
Gabriel AnhaiaGo Slice Aliasing: 3 Bugs That Survive Code Review
Three Go slice aliasing bugs that pass tests and ship to prod: re-slice mutation, shared sub-slices, and append capacity surprises.
Gabriel AnhaiaTable Tests, Subtests, and t.Parallel(): The Go Testing Trifecta
Table tests, t.Run subtests, and t.Parallel done right in 2026: loop-var semantics, shared state, and cleanup ordering that bites everyone.
Gabriel AnhaiaDomain Events in Go Without a Framework
Plain-struct domain events, an in-process dispatcher, and a transactional outbox. No event bus library, no message broker required.
Gabriel Anhaiasync.OnceFunc vs init(): Lazy Initialization Done Right in Go
init() runs at import time, hides errors, and breaks tests. Here is when to reach for sync.OnceFunc and OnceValue instead.