DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
Direct logs, engine updates, and framework notifications parsed from curated RSS feeds and announcements, updated hourly.
OdaloVGORM: Dev's Guide to Go's Most Popular ORM
If you're working with Go services that talk to a relational database, chances are you've bumped into...
sumeet sarafBuilding an AI Runtime Operating System for Commodity Hardware (UGR)
Building an AI Runtime Operating System for Commodity Hardware For the last few months...
Sadia Peerzada156 Imports, Zero Elsewhere: What It Actually Takes to Prove a Go Program Has No Dependencies
A devlog from building bareport — a network security scanner with zero third-party runtime...
Prasad EkkeContainer-Aware Resource Management in Go: The Problem, Go 1.25’s Fix, and What’s Still Missing
If you’ve deployed a Go service to Kubernetes and set careful CPU and memory limits on your pod,...
Rodolphe D.De Node à Go : le même POST /register, côte à côte
Même endpoint d'inscription — validation, hash, écriture en base, email — en Express puis en Go, côte à côte. Ce qui change quand on garde le même découpage : les types, les erreurs, le framework, le SQL.
Stevie gDynamic OG images for Hugo, no Node - no headless Chrome
You picked Hugo partly because it's one Go binary. No node_modules, no lockfile, no toolchain drift....
ahmet gedikBuilding a Video URL Canonicalization Pipeline for a Multi-Region Aggregator
A deterministic pipeline that collapses every video URL variant into one canonical form and a stable
Prajwal MahajanBuilding toykv v2: seven features that didn't earn the major, one refusal that did
How toykv went from a localhost-only KV (v1) to a deployable, safe-by-default one (v2): RESP3, lists/hashes, AUTH/TLS, INFO/SCAN, atomic keyspace ops, observability — seven features, without breaking the byte-compat contract v1 earned. The one break that earns 2.0.0 is a server that refuses to start.
Neeraj Singhinet/http Transport Internals: Connection Pool Mechanics, Dial Contention, and Tuning for Microservice Workloads
Deep dive into Go's http.Transport connection pooling, dial serialization, idle timeout races, and per-host tuning for high-throughput microservice traffic.
Viktor LogvinovSeeking Feedback and Community Engagement to Improve and Promote Rice Scripting Language for Golang
Introduction to Rice: A Minimal Scripting Language for Golang Rice is a minimal scripting...
Jules RobineauSecuring a Go Supply Chain: The Pipeline That Holds in 2026
A Go project's security lives in the pipeline: govulncheck, pinning, SBOM, container scan, secrets, GitHub Actions hardening and signing, step by step.
Odilon HUGONNOTEvent Sourcing and CQRS: A Practical Guide for Developers
Event Sourcing and CQRS explained without the jargon: what they are, the three real wins, when to use them (and when not to), the complete mental model and a Go + PostgreSQL implementation path linking the whole series.
EthanBrooks111Tenant media uploads: the size threshold where small image files need multipart
Use one presigned PUT for avatar-sized image files, and leave multipart alone until the product...
CelthyrDusk7341Receipt Archives in Node.js: Signed URLs, Lifecycle Cleanup, Generated Thumbnails
Use one bucket, two prefixes, two retention policies. The original receipt scan goes under an...
Viktor LogvinovGo Logging Best Practices: Scattered Statements vs. Centralized Mechanism for Web Server Backend
Introduction to Logging in Go Logging in a Go web server backend is a critical mechanism...
Philip StayetskiWhat You Actually Trade Off Building a Zero-Dependency Go Networking Library
I spent three months building a peer-to-peer overlay network entirely on Go's standard library — net,...