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Secure What Matters: Scaling Effortless Container Security for the AI Era
devsecops2026-04-08
SnykSecSnykSec

Secure What Matters: Scaling Effortless Container Security for the AI Era

Announcing Snyk Container Registry Sync GA for automated image management and runtime intelligence. Scale container security effortlessly for the fast-paced AI era.

Building a Replay-Tested Interactive Brokers Client in Go
go2026-04-15
Thomas MarcelisThomas Marcelis

Building a Replay-Tested Interactive Brokers Client in Go

I wanted an IBKR library that felt like Go and had testing I could trust. So I wrote one.

Go interfaces: accept interfaces, return structs — and when not to
go2026-03-20
Odilon HUGONNOTOdilon HUGONNOT

Go interfaces: accept interfaces, return structs — and when not to

The Go "accept interfaces, return structs" convention explained through a concrete ClaudeGate code review case. When to apply it — and when leaving things as-is is the right call.

What if Your Commute Had a Co-Rider? Building CommuteShare for Earth Day
devchallenge2026-04-18
Faisal DilawarFaisal Dilawar

What if Your Commute Had a Co-Rider? Building CommuteShare for Earth Day

This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Earth Day Edition What I Built ...

(Golang)You've Been Calling It a Handler Wrong All Along
go2026-04-08
Areesh ZafarAreesh Zafar

(Golang)You've Been Calling It a Handler Wrong All Along

When routing in go, we attach a normal function to a router and call it a handler, for example...

Go Error Handling Patterns for Production APIs: Beyond Basic Error Returns
go2026-03-16
Matthias BrunsMatthias Bruns

Go Error Handling Patterns for Production APIs: Beyond Basic Error Returns

Advanced Go error handling patterns for production APIs including structured errors, error wrapping, and observability integration. Learn how to build resilient APIs with proper error propagation and debugging capabilities.

Efficient Large-Scale Data Analysis: Migrating from Python to Go with DuckDB for Self-Service Desktop Application Performance
performance2026-03-16
Viktor LogvinovViktor Logvinov

Efficient Large-Scale Data Analysis: Migrating from Python to Go with DuckDB for Self-Service Desktop Application Performance

Introduction Migrating from Python to Go for desktop applications, particularly in the...

Building Scalable Blockchain Solutions with Go: A Developer's Journey
web32026-04-18
Yehor AYehor A

Building Scalable Blockchain Solutions with Go: A Developer's Journey

As a senior Go developer with nine years of industry experience, I've had the privilege of working on...

How Bruin turns a SELECT query into 9 different materialization strategies across 14 databases
dataengineering2026-03-15
Baris TerziogluBaris Terzioglu

How Bruin turns a SELECT query into 9 different materialization strategies across 14 databases

A deep dive into how Bruin's materialization system generates SQL for 9 strategies (merge, SCD2, delete+insert, etc.) across 14 databases using a simple dispatch table pattern.

The "Boxing In" Strategy: How Go is the Goldilocks Language for AI-Assisted Engineering
go2026-03-29
TJ SweetTJ Sweet

The "Boxing In" Strategy: How Go is the Goldilocks Language for AI-Assisted Engineering

There is a growing realization among developers using AI agents like Cursor, Windsurf, or GitHub...

High-Performance Cross-Platform Bytecode VM in Go for Fast DSL Business Rule Evaluation
dsl2026-03-28
Viktor LogvinovViktor Logvinov

High-Performance Cross-Platform Bytecode VM in Go for Fast DSL Business Rule Evaluation

Introduction: The Need for Speed in DSL Execution In the realm of domain-specific...

Ruby on Rails to Go: What You Gain, What You Lose, What Breaks Your Brain
ruby2026-04-18
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Ruby on Rails to Go: What You Gain, What You Lose, What Breaks Your Brain

A Rails developer's honest field guide to Go — where convention disappears, what you gain for the pain, and what Rails still does better in 2026.

Building a Recursive File Watcher in Go using fsnotify
go2026-03-15
Utkarsh Kr. SinghUtkarsh Kr. Singh

Building a Recursive File Watcher in Go using fsnotify

Originally published on my...

Value Objects, Entities, and Aggregates in Go — Without a Framework
ddd2026-04-18
Bala ParanjBala Paranj

Value Objects, Entities, and Aggregates in Go — Without a Framework

Domain-Driven Design in Go doesn't look like DDD in Java. There are no annotations, no repository...

Python to Go: A Django Developer's Survival Guide
python2026-04-18
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Python to Go: A Django Developer's Survival Guide

What a Django, Flask, or FastAPI developer needs to stop doing, keep doing, and start doing when their next service is written in Go.

Go Is Quietly Winning the AI Backend Race in 2026. Here's the Evidence.
ai2026-04-18
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Go Is Quietly Winning the AI Backend Race in 2026. Here's the Evidence.

Python still owns model training. But the 2026 AI serving layer, gateways, agent runtimes, and observability pipelines, keeps getting written in Go. A look at who is shipping what.