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Your Go HTTP Handler Is 400 Lines. That's the Whole Problem
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Your Go HTTP Handler Is 400 Lines. That's the Whole Problem

A 400-line handler isn't a code smell. It's a missing architecture. Here's the thin-adapter pattern that fixes it.

50,000 Goroutines Took Down Prod at 3 AM. The Fix Is One Line
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

50,000 Goroutines Took Down Prod at 3 AM. The Fix Is One Line

A WebSocket cancel function nobody called. Six weeks of slow leak. 47GB RAM, p99 at 30s, on-call paged. The fix is one line and a habit.

Go 1.25 Green Tea GC: Why the 40% Number Is Real for Some Workloads
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Go 1.25 Green Tea GC: Why the 40% Number Is Real for Some Workloads

Google says up to 40% GC reduction. DoltHub got zero. Here's the heap-shape rule that predicts which camp you're in before you flip the flag.

GOMAXPROCS Is Lying to Your Kubernetes Pod (Costing You CPU)
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

GOMAXPROCS Is Lying to Your Kubernetes Pod (Costing You CPU)

Default GOMAXPROCS reads the host's CPU count, not your container limit. Go 1.25 fixed it, if you avoid the upgrade trap.

Your GORM Model Is Not Your Domain (And It's Eating Your Business Logic)
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Your GORM Model Is Not Your Domain (And It's Eating Your Business Logic)

The moment gorm.Model shows up in your domain package, your business rules belong to an ORM maintainer. Here is how to take them back.

Atomic Scaffolding: How scbake Prevents Configuration Mishaps
go2026-04-21
Emin Salih AçıkgözEmin Salih Açıkgöz

Atomic Scaffolding: How scbake Prevents Configuration Mishaps

Project scaffolders help speed up development. Until they fail halfway. Now you're left with a messy...

A Malicious Go Module Sat in the Mirror for 3 Years. Your go.sum Won't Save You
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

A Malicious Go Module Sat in the Mirror for 3 Years. Your go.sum Won't Save You

A fake golang.org/x/crypto stole SSH passwords. The Module Mirror cached a typosquat for 3 years. Pinning isn't the fix; boundary isolation is.

Exceptions Made You Sloppy. Go's if err != nil Fixes That
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Exceptions Made You Sloppy. Go's if err != nil Fixes That

PHP devs hate Go's errors-as-values until they count the code paths their try/catch was hiding. The mindset shift is the point.

Stop Looking for Laravel's Service Container in Go
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Stop Looking for Laravel's Service Container in Go

Container withdrawal is the #2 PHP-to-Go pain. Go gives you DI without YAML — once you trust main.go to do the wiring.

First Week in Go: 9 Habits Every PHP Developer Has to Unlearn
php2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

First Week in Go: 9 Habits Every PHP Developer Has to Unlearn

var_dump, exceptions, autoloading, app() — the muscle memory that breaks first when a PHP dev starts writing Go. Nine habits, side by side.

DDD in Go Without the Bureaucracy: Aggregates, Not Abstractions
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

DDD in Go Without the Bureaucracy: Aggregates, Not Abstractions

You don't need a ValueObjectFactoryStrategy. You need one struct, one invariant, and a method that returns an error.

Your First Month in Go as a PHP Developer: The Honest Diary
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Your First Month in Go as a PHP Developer: The Honest Diary

Day 3 you miss Tinker. Day 10 you stop missing it. Day 20 you forget Eloquent ever existed. The honest learning curve, week by week.

Go's range-over-func: 4 Footguns the Compiler Won't Warn You About
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Go's range-over-func: 4 Footguns the Compiler Won't Warn You About

Stored yields, post-break calls, parallel yields, error-as-second-return. All compile. All blow up at runtime. Here's what to do instead.

Your Go 'Clean Architecture' Is Just Java in Disguise
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Your Go 'Clean Architecture' Is Just Java in Disguise

If your CRUD service has controllers, services, repositories, DTOs, mappers, and factories, you wrote Spring Boot with worse syntax. Here is the cure.

Everyone Logs Wrong with slog. 7 Patterns for 3 AM
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Everyone Logs Wrong with slog. 7 Patterns for 3 AM

slog has been in the standard library since Go 1.21. Most teams still use it like log with extra steps. The 7 patterns that actually pay off when you are paged.

PHPUnit Mocking Made You Lazy. Go Will Force You to Design
go2026-04-28
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

PHPUnit Mocking Made You Lazy. Go Will Force You to Design

PHP can mock anything. Go cannot mock a struct. The constraint is the architecture lesson a PHP dev moving to Go has to confront.