Oakaarush·2d agoTrust nothing the model writes: building Heimdall’s harness and sandbox in GoHeimdall is an ai assisted merge gate for code that AI agents help write. The PRs have gotten increasingly larger due to the advancement…
Sergii Demianchuk·4d agoMicroservices in Go: Core Principles Through Practical ExamplesHigh cohesion, loose coupling, domain-driven design, decentralized data, automation, continuous delivery and failure isolation, each shown…
Aditya Inamdar·4d agoThe Most Important Number in the tsrs Announcement Is 2.5x, Not 8xTypeScript 7.1 beta was already 2.5x faster than 7.0 before the Rust port landed, partly from optimizations tsrs upstreamed. The 8x is…
Raghav Vian Panthi·5d agoDTO in Go: An Abstraction for Receiving and Providing DataWhen building a backend application, we often need to receive data from clients and return data back to them.
0xGosu·5d agoGo’s JSON v2: Safer Defaults, Real Streaming, and a Migration PathGo programs have had encoding/json since before Go 1.0. Its simple Marshal and Unmarshal functions made it easy to turn structs into wire…
InAgora.iobyJune·6d agoBuild Your First Voice Agent in Go with the Agora Agents SDKCreate a voice interview partner, then explore how a Go backend starts and stops the conversation.
Pointdexter·Oct 31Goroutines, Channels, and the Fine Art of Not Shooting Yourself in the FootNote: This article assumes you already know the basics of Go syntax and have written a few Go programs. If you’ve recently completed a Go…
Himanshutiwari·Oct 30How a Production Voice AI Pipeline Actually WorksFrom VAD to turn detection to intent routing: the full architecture, how to make it scale, and why it can replace “Press 1, Press 2” IVR…
Ascendrix Technologies·Oct 30Go’s October Security Releases: Why Upgrading Go Isn’t Enough Until You RebuildIf you run Go services in production, October brought two security releases worth acting on:
Dmitry Kakurin·Oct 25Why Go-style error handling is not greatThere is an important concept in software development called “correct by construction” [1]. Briefly, it means incorrect things cannot be…
