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Everything I scratched down kept disappearing — so I built a workspace that actually keeps it
selfhosted2026-06-27
sangeet vermasangeet verma

Everything 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.

Your SSH key is already an account: building multiplayer apps over SSH
go2026-06-26
arifarif

Your 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.

BannerGrapV2 — The Open-Source Network Recon Tool Built in Go That Security Professionals Actually Need
cybersecurity2026-06-26
MrEchoFiMrEchoFi

BannerGrapV2 — The Open-Source Network Recon Tool Built in Go That Security Professionals Actually Need

BannerGrapV2 is a blazing-fast, multi-protocol banner grabbing and vulnerability discovery tool written in Go. Real-world commands for pentesters, red teamers, SOC analysts, and DevSecOps engineers — from LAN sweeps to 10K-host HTTPS scans.

Escaping the Monolith: How We Replaced Magento with 21 Go Microservices
go2026-06-26
Tuấn AnhTuấn Anh

Escaping the Monolith: How We Replaced Magento with 21 Go Microservices

How we escaped Magento's scaling walls by migrating to a Composable Commerce Platform built on 21 Go microservices, Dapr PubSub, and a 3-phase Strangler Fig strategy without dropping a single order.

Agenvoy@v0.27.10
ai2026-06-27
邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu

Agenvoy@v0.27.10

Agenvoy - A personal agent that writes its own tools and repairs itself — Make AI actually work for...

Shrinking AI embeddings on the wire — a lossy vector codec that beats Google's TurboQuant at equal recall
ai2026-06-27
Aleksandr YershovAleksandr Yershov

Shrinking 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...

I created the simple logger.
go2026-06-26
Mikhail DiesperovMikhail Diesperov

I created the simple logger.

lg logger I wrote a logger that is as simple as possible, suitable as a replacement for the standard...

An infinite loop hiding in a string search: debugging objectIsQueried in KubeStellar
go2026-06-26
Vignan NallaniVignan Nallani

An 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,...

Dotsync – A zero-knowledge CLI to sync dotfiles and secrets in Go
go2026-06-26
Chauhan PruthvirajChauhan Pruthviraj

Dotsync – 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...

The AI era needs typed data, states, and relations. CMSes almost got there first.
ai2026-06-26
PeterPeter

The AI era needs typed data, states, and relations. CMSes almost got there first.

The content management systems of the 2000s and 2010s solved a real problem. They gave content a...

tgo Devlog #3: Taming Context Windows, Compiling Lodash, and the Repetitive Reality of True Ownership
go2026-06-26
Mike CornwellMike Cornwell

tgo Devlog #3: Taming Context Windows, Compiling Lodash, and the Repetitive Reality of True Ownership

I’ve been making massive headway on tgo, my TypeScript to Go compiler library, but it is forcing me...

eBPF vs Traditional Observability: Why Kernel-Level Debugging Wins for AI Services
go2026-06-26
Cheikh SeckCheikh Seck

eBPF vs Traditional Observability: Why Kernel-Level Debugging Wins for AI Services

eBPF vs Traditional Observability: Why Kernel-Level Debugging Wins for AI...

Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Go Agent Frameworks to Align Popularity with Practical Utility and Language Strengths
go2026-06-26
Viktor LogvinovViktor Logvinov

Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Go Agent Frameworks to Align Popularity with Practical Utility and Language Strengths

Introduction: The Rise of Agent Frameworks in Go Over the past two years, agent frameworks...

Uncompromising integration tests for PostgreSQL with pgdbtemplate, Liquibase and Testcontainers
go2026-06-26
Grégoire ParisGrégoire Paris

Uncompromising integration tests for PostgreSQL with pgdbtemplate, Liquibase and Testcontainers

let us discover together how to get a very satisfying test setup for PostgreSQL and Go

tgo Dev Log #2: Compiling UUIDs, Async Goroutines, and the Lodash Nightmare
devjournal2026-06-25
Mike CornwellMike Cornwell

tgo Dev Log #2: Compiling UUIDs, Async Goroutines, and the Lodash Nightmare

I am about two and a half weeks into building tgo (my TypeScript to Go compiler). Over the weekend, I...

Generating and publishing Go gRPC stubs as separate modules via GitLab CI/CD
go2026-06-25
m1s1mam1s1ma

Generating and publishing Go gRPC stubs as separate modules via GitLab CI/CD

Setting up gRPC stub generation for Go and connecting them as a module Keeping proto...