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FSOCIETY: Building a Terminal Chatroom to Fight Tech Oligarchs (and Maybe Become One)
security2026-06-05
Joseph AsiagiJoseph Asiagi

FSOCIETY: Building a Terminal Chatroom to Fight Tech Oligarchs (and Maybe Become One)

"FSOCIETY: Building a Terminal Chatroom to Fight Tech Oligarchs (and Maybe Become One)" In...

Use gst to safely get an overview of all git states
git2026-06-04
lef237lef237

Use gst to safely get an overview of all git states

Checking changed files with git status, looking at history with git log, checking diffs with git...

Why Your AI Voice Bot Is Actually Just an HTTP Server (And Why That Scales Beautifully)
voip2026-04-25
voipbinvoipbin

Why Your AI Voice Bot Is Actually Just an HTTP Server (And Why That Scales Beautifully)

You built an AI voice bot that handles one call perfectly. Then you run a real campaign — 50 calls...

I Built a Single-File AI Agent in Go — Zero Dependencies, Double-Click to Run
ai2026-05-18
Jason HuangJason Huang

I Built a Single-File AI Agent in Go — Zero Dependencies, Double-Click to Run

Hey DEV community! 👋 I'm an undergrad developer who spent the last few months hacking on something...

How I Built a CLI Tool That Generates and Manages Its Own Infrastructure
cli2026-05-06
Brus-NockkBrus-Nockk

How I Built a CLI Tool That Generates and Manages Its Own Infrastructure

A plain-English walkthrough of building SwiftDeploy — a declarative deployment tool in Go and...

IBM Bob writes a Vault secrets engine
ai2026-05-18
Rosemary WangRosemary Wang

IBM Bob writes a Vault secrets engine

For about five years or so, I've reverse-engineered my way through building Vault secrets engines...

Agenvoy@v0.25.5 - Refactor TUI command flow and add admin channel support
ai2026-05-30
邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu

Agenvoy@v0.25.5 - Refactor TUI command flow and add admin channel support

pardnchiu/Agenvoy v0.25.4 -> v0.25.5 Summary Routes verification codes from...

I Built a Complete AI Infrastructure Stack from Scratch — Here's What I Learned
distributedsystems2026-05-29
Nasit SonyNasit Sony

I Built a Complete AI Infrastructure Stack from Scratch — Here's What I Learned

I Built a Complete AI Infrastructure Stack from Scratch — Here's What I Learned Most AI...

I Deployed My Go Backend to a Real VPS. Here's Exactly What Happened.
go2026-05-29
Abhishek SharmaAbhishek Sharma

I Deployed My Go Backend to a Real VPS. Here's Exactly What Happened.

In Part 14, I finished HMAC webhook signing. The backend was complete — JWT auth, PostgreSQL, Redis...

GopherWhisper: A burrow full of malware
cybersecurity2026-04-26
Mark0Mark0

GopherWhisper: A burrow full of malware

ESET researchers have identified a new China-aligned APT group dubbed GopherWhisper, which has been...

I Used to Love Python's Magic. Now I Default to Go.
go2026-05-18
Alexander MiaAlexander Mia

I Used to Love Python's Magic. Now I Default to Go.

I loved Python for a long time. The abstractions. Custom DSLs with that gamified syntax feel....

How sync.Pool Helped Me Stabilize p99 Latency in a High-Throughput Log Processing Pipeline
go2026-05-29
amiramir

How sync.Pool Helped Me Stabilize p99 Latency in a High-Throughput Log Processing Pipeline

A real-world story about GC pressure, JSON processing, network buffers, and how object pooling improved performance in a Sentry-like log processing system.

I Hate Jenkins (Sorry Not Sorry) — So I Built My Own CI/CD Platform
ai2026-05-08
Liam GoughLiam Gough

I Hate Jenkins (Sorry Not Sorry) — So I Built My Own CI/CD Platform

I want to tell you about the moment I gave up on Jenkins. It wasn't dramatic. There was no...

Shipping Your Machine: Building a Container in 50 Lines of Code (Part 1)
docker2026-05-20
Yechiel KalmensonYechiel Kalmenson

Shipping Your Machine: Building a Container in 50 Lines of Code (Part 1)

The "Works on My Machine" Problem We've all been there. You spend days writing a new...

Aggregate Boundaries in Go: 1 Rule That Beats 90% of DDD Books
go2026-04-29
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Aggregate Boundaries in Go: 1 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.

I built a Spotify recently-played banner for GitHub — without registering an OAuth app
go2026-05-29
Nityanand ThakurNityanand Thakur

I built a Spotify recently-played banner for GitHub — without registering an OAuth app

Most "Spotify for GitHub README" projects share the same setup story: go to the Spotify developer...

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