Landlock sandboxing accepted for syscall, compile-time OTel hits v1

This is pretty big. Unlike Python/TS, OTel makes a mess out of Go services because you can't auto-instrument. Instead, you have to pepper your code with cross-cutting instrumentation code. Now, there

Most DDD material is either theory with no runnable code or a huge codebase with no explanation. I tried to do both halves: a tutorial that teaches DDD from zero (entities, value objects, aggregates,

OpenAPI 3.1, webhooks, callbacks, and a lot of polish This is a big one. After a long stretch of internal refactoring across the last couple of releases, we've been able to land some features that ...

I've been on a bit of a golang kick lately. I'm really loving the language, the syntax, the ecosystem, the auto linting, etc, etc. I've also been using golang for simple games (using raylib). So far e

Lessons from a Postgres → Elasticsearch pipeline

Been building a small API gateway in Go as a learning project and decided to benchmark it against nginx, traefik, caddy and krakend. First run on loopback had all five within 0.5% of each other, which

I'm new to the language, I have learned and practiced for a month about fundamentals of Golang. However, I'm still feel not so confident with Go concurrency concepts: Mutex, WaitGroup, GoRoutine.....

I'm not a fan of Go, but the decision to include a formatter as part of the language base tools was brilliant. I am thinking about this a lot as I grind my teeth at the formatting in the C code I'm ha