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Build a Medical Chart Coding Pipeline with Daimon, Claude, and Neo4j
ai2026-05-12
Rishi KumarRishi Kumar

Build a Medical Chart Coding Pipeline with Daimon, Claude, and Neo4j

Adding an LLM to your application usually means writing the same infrastructure over and over: define...

When "It Works on My Machine" Stops Being Good Enough
backend2026-05-12
Walter HradWalter Hrad

When "It Works on My Machine" Stops Being Good Enough

There is a version of learning to code where the goal is just to make the thing run. You write it,...

Four Bugs That Would Break a Matching Engine in Production
go2026-04-08
Bill TuBill Tu

Four Bugs That Would Break a Matching Engine in Production

MatchEngine is an open-source order matching engine written in Go. After the initial release, we...

Golang G/M/P Time Scale
go2026-04-08
lbvf50mobilelbvf50mobile

Golang G/M/P Time Scale

Scale of Netowork calls and Goroutine Context Switching

9 Go Performance Patterns That Don't Need a Profiler to Find
go2026-05-12
Bala ParanjBala Paranj

9 Go Performance Patterns That Don't Need a Profiler to Find

Pre-allocated slices, bitmask operations, index-based iteration, strings.Builder with Grow,...

It's Never Too Late to Start
devops2026-05-12
Jeff RonnieJeff Ronnie

It's Never Too Late to Start

There’s a common myth that if you didn’t start coding at age twelve, you’ve already missed the boat....

Error Handling in Go: Stop Panicking, Start Wrapping
webdev2026-05-08
Athreya aka ManeshwarAthreya aka Maneshwar

Error Handling in Go: Stop Panicking, Start Wrapping

Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is...

Kafka with Go Part 1 — Understanding Async Systems, Distributed Architecture, and Your First Kafka Publisher/Subscriber
go2026-05-12
Bijaya Prasad KuikelBijaya Prasad Kuikel

Kafka with Go Part 1 — Understanding Async Systems, Distributed Architecture, and Your First Kafka Publisher/Subscriber

Learn Kafka with Go from absolute scratch. Understand async systems, queues, event-driven architecture, microservices communication, and build your first Kafka producer and consumer using Go.

Exploring Go through backend engineering practices (Part 1)
programming2026-04-21
AdexandriaAdexandria

Exploring Go through backend engineering practices (Part 1)

During my first week working with Golang, I focused less on basic syntax and more on applying...

Improving a Free Go Programming Course: Seeking Feedback for Effectiveness and Enhancement
go2026-04-08
Viktor LogvinovViktor Logvinov

Improving a Free Go Programming Course: Seeking Feedback for Effectiveness and Enhancement

Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of programming, Go has emerged as a...

A Go + React monorepo starter with auth and multi-tenancy
go2026-04-09
Calebe AiresCalebe Aires

A Go + React monorepo starter with auth and multi-tenancy

A full-stack starter with Go/Gin, React 19, auth and multi-tenancy already done — so you can jump straight into business logic.

Integrating LLMs into a Go service without losing your mind (or adding 550ms latency)
go2026-04-07
James WhitfieldJames Whitfield

Integrating LLMs into a Go service without losing your mind (or adding 550ms latency)

Right, so. This is a post I wish existed six months ago when we were first wiring LLMs into our Go...

I Left Go for JavaScript After 3 Months (Yes, I'm Insane)
javascript2026-05-11
Benjamin KoimettBenjamin Koimett

I Left Go for JavaScript After 3 Months (Yes, I'm Insane)

I learned Go for three months. Made a few CLI tools, wrestled with pointers, felt smart. Then I...

Why We Replaced float64 With Decimal in Our Matching Engine
go2026-04-07
Bill TuBill Tu

Why We Replaced float64 With Decimal in Our Matching Engine

Every financial system eventually faces the same question: can we trust floating-point arithmetic...

Two-Phase Commit Demystified: When Distributed Transactions Are Unavoidable
architecture2026-04-11
Dylan DumontDylan Dumont

Two-Phase Commit Demystified: When Distributed Transactions Are Unavoidable

When a banking payment touches three independent services, optimistic locking fails to guarantee...

How I Built a Fast, Trustworthy Blockchain Node in Go Using Concurrency and Merkle Proofs
programming2026-04-07
Nithin BharadwajNithin Bharadwaj

How I Built a Fast, Trustworthy Blockchain Node in Go Using Concurrency and Merkle Proofs

Learn how to build a fast, reliable blockchain node in Go using concurrency and Merkle proofs. Sync Ethereum in hours, not days. Start building today.

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