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Gabriel AnhaiaAggregate Boundaries in Go: One Rule That Beats 90% of DDD Books
One aggregate change per database transaction. That single rule cuts most of the aggregate-design confusion in DDD. Here is how it lands in Go.

Gabriel AnhaiaWhy Your Team Should Stop Reaching for errgroup by Default
errgroup cancels peers on first error, swallows panics in some Go versions, and leaks goroutines parked on channels. Three patterns that fix it.

Gabriel Anhaiasync.Pool: The Optimization You Reach for Last, Not First
sync.Pool is the wrong first answer to most allocation questions in Go. Here is when it actually helps, when it hurts, and what to measure first.

Gabriel AnhaiaDefer Has 3 Performance Cliffs. Here's How to See Them
Defer is fast — until it isn't. Three patterns where the compiler bails out of open-coded defer and your hot loop pays for it.

Gabriel AnhaiaGo Channels Aren't Free. Here's the Real Cost
A buffered channel op is several times more expensive than a mutex. The gap shows up at scale. When to pick which, with benchmarks.

Gabriel Anhaiacontext.Context Is a Tree, Not a Bag. Treat It Like One
Cancellation propagates down. Deadlines compose by earliest. ctx.Value is not a parameter bag. The mental model that fixes most ctx misuse.

Bala ParanjYour Go Structs Are Leaking: 6 Encapsulation Fixes From a Security CLI
How returning pointers to internal slices, exposing mutable globals, and using pointer receivers on...

Mitul ShahAI Gateways Are Not I/O-Bound Proxies I Benchmarked 5 of Them to Prove It
The wrong mental model Most engineers think of AI gateways as thin reverse proxies. The...

Gabriel AnhaiaGo Generics in 2026: What Finally Works and What Still Doesn't
Four years in, Go generics have a clear shipping list. Type inference, comparable, Result/Option. And a list of things that still don't work.

speed engineerGo Context Timeouts That Save Real Money
How a $4.2M production outage taught us that proper context timeout implementation isn’t just good...

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ServalC4tBuilding a Lightweight, Zero-Config H.265 Batch Converter with Go and FFmpeg
Introduction Video storage is a constant struggle. While H.265 (HEVC) offers incredible...

I Couldn't Find an OAuth 2.1 Proxy for MCP Servers, So I Built One
When I started deploying custom MCP servers to connect to Claude.ai, I hit a wall fast. Claude.ai's...

Loop_RootI built a continuity-first memory system for AI. Here's what the benchmarks actually showed.
What My Continuity-First AI Memory Benchmark Actually Showed I’ve spent a stupid amount of...

Running Classic ASP on Linux in 2026
Yes, it is 2026, and Classic ASP is still very much alive. While many consider it a relic of the...

Gabriel AnhaiaThe Coupling Problem Hiding in Every Go Microservice Codebase
Shared databases, direct imports, leaked domain types. Three coupling patterns that turn your Go microservices into a distributed monolith.