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GoLang Trends

4 h

Production-Ready Rate Limiter in Go: From Side Project to Distributed System #golang #dormosheio #systemdesign #algorithms #opensource dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. When you're building a new service, rate limiting is one of those things you know you need, but you often start with something simple. Maybe it's a basic in-memory counter. But what happens when yo...

Production-Ready Rate Limiter in Go: From Side Project to Distributed System

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GoLang Trends

16 h

Go Concurrency Mastery: Preventing Goroutine Leaks with Context, Timeout & Cancellation Best Practices #golang #dormosheio #programming #beginners #productivity #bestpractices dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Goroutines are Go's superpower — lightweight, highly concurrent, and capable of handling thousands of simultaneous operations with minimal overhead. They're the foundation of Go's promise for build...

Go Concurrency Mastery: Preventing Goroutine Leaks with Context, Timeout & Cancellation Best...

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GoLang Trends

Nov 4

I finally built the Go project generator I always wanted: Goca (Beta) #golang #dormosheio #cleancode #cli dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Hey Devs!, I wanted to share a side project I’ve been pouring time into lately: Goca. If you’re like me, you’re tired of writing the same 20 files just to start a new Go service following Clean Arc...

I finally built the Go project generator I always wanted: Goca (Beta)

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GoLang Trends

Nov 2

Why I Chose Go as My Main Backend Language — and Why You Might Too #golang #dormosheio #backenddevelopment #webdev #programming dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. When I first started exploring backend development, I jumped between multiple languages — Python, Node.js, even a bit of Java. Each had its strengths, but I kept feeling something was missing: clar...

Why I Chose Go as My Main Backend Language — and Why You Might Too

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GoLang Trends

Oct 31

The Hidden #Performance Killer in Your Go API: GORM Preload and JSON Serialization #golang #dormosheio #api #database dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Have you ever built a Go API using GORM that worked perfectly in development, only to discover in production that a single endpoint was returning 500MB+ responses and bringing your server to its kn...

The Hidden Performance Killer in Your Go API: GORM Preload and JSON Serialization

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GoLang Trends

Oct 30

🚀 Go Faster: Cutting the Slack in GC with Smart Memory Allocation #golang #dormosheio #performance #programming dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. My last few posts dove deep into the weeds of concurrency (race conditions) and system scalability. Now, let's talk about the engine under the hood: Go's memory management. Go's Garbage Collector i...

🚀 Go Faster: Cutting the Slack in GC with Smart Memory Allocation

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GoLang Trends

Oct 30

🏢 Enterprise Design Patterns: Building Scalable Systems with Fowler’s Patterns in Go #golang #dormosheio #systemdesign #designpatterns #architecture dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Inspired by Martin Fowler’s Catalog of Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Enterprise applications are complex by nature. They manage large datasets, coordinate multiple services, and m...

🏢 Enterprise Design Patterns: Building Scalable Systems with Fowler’s Patterns in Go

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GoLang Trends

Oct 29

HTTP/1.1 Persistent Connections: Cause for HTTP 502/503 Errors #golang #dormosheio dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. This is a story about how we resolved sporadic HTTP 502/503 and “connection reset” errors, and what we’ve learnt during this journey. First, a warning: This is going to be a rather long and technic...

HTTP/1.1 Persistent Connections: Cause for HTTP 502/503 Errors

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GoLang Trends

Oct 28

Goravel v1.16.4 has been released #golang #dormosheio dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Suppose there are three commands: Test1, Test2, and Test3, they will print. Previously, the three commands were called randomly, the result is unexpected.

Goravel v1.16.4 has been released

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Oct 24

🧩Golang Type Memory Representation Quick Reference #golang #dormosheio #programming #types #byte dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. This article provides a quick reference for Go types and their actual memory representation. Instead of focusing on syntax or usage, it explains what happens under the hood when you create a value ...

🧩Golang Type Memory Representation Quick Reference

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GoLang Trends

Oct 23

🛠️ #Golang Source Code Essentials, Part 1: The #unsafe Package — Breaking Go’s Safety for Power #dormosheio #architecture #tutorial #unsafe dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Go is a statically typed language, which means type safety is checked and enforced at compile time. The compiler makes sure you can’t mix up types or misuse values, that’s one of the reasons Go pro...

🛠️ Golang Source Code Essentials, Part 1: The unsafe Package — Breaking Go’s Safety for Power

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GoLang Trends

Oct 23

Why Do You Push Code During Work Hours?" - How an Interview Question Led Me to Build a Delayed Commit Feature #golang #dormosheio #webdev #programming #ai dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

Why Do You Push Code During Work Hours?

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GoLang Trends

Oct 22

Tips dan Trik Penamaan Kode Variabel, Fungsi, File, dan Folder yang Baik #golang #dormosheio #javascript #php #pythondev #webdev #frontenddev dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Penamaan adalah salah satu hal paling penting dalam coding, tapi sering diremehkan. Kode yang mudah dibaca biasanya dimulai dari nama yang jelas—baik untuk variabel, fungsi, file, maupun folder. Be...

Tips dan Trik Penamaan Kode Variabel, Fungsi, File, dan Folder yang Baik

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GoLang Trends

Oct 21

Go Memory Optimization: Real-World Lessons from the Trenches #golang #dormosheio #performance #programming #webdev dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Memory optimization is a superpower for Go developers. Whether you’re battling slow APIs or crunching massive datasets, mastering memory management can slash latency, boost throughput, and save res...

Go Memory Optimization: Real-World Lessons from the Trenches

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GoLang Trends

Oct 18

Copying by Value: How Go Tricks You Into Thinking It’s by Reference #golang #dormosheio #microservices #devex #coding dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. In our startup, we use Go for almost everything — from small microservices to batch jobs and internal tools. The language gives us simplicity, predictability, and speed. But sometimes, that simplic...

Copying by Value: How Go Tricks You Into Thinking It’s by Reference

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GoLang Trends

Oct 18

Hello World Has Entered the Chat: Engineering a Scalable Chatroom with #gRPC (Part 1 - Foundations) #golang #dormosheio #beginners #backend dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. and nobody answered back? Well, that's no different fate than Voyager 1 🛰️ (at least for now 👀), broadcasting a lonely message into the cosmic void, forever waiting for an ACK. That’s how most pr...

Hello World Has Entered the Chat: Engineering a Scalable Chatroom with gRPC (Part 1 - Foundations)

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GoLang Trends

Oct 17

Functions are First-Class Citizens — What Does It Mean? #golang #dormosheio #function #javascript #pythondev #webdev #frontenddev dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Before understanding why functions are called first-class citizens in some programming languages and not in others, we need to understand what a first-class citizen means in a programming language....

Functions are First-Class Citizens — What Does It Mean?

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GoLang Trends

Oct 17

Moved to the heap in Go standard pool #golang #dormosheio dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Posted on Oct 15 • Originally published at blog.fraixed.es The other day I was applying some changes to make a logic that was processing a list of

Moved to the heap in Go standard pool

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GoLang Trends

Oct 16

WTH is openFGA and implementing Role-Based Access Control in GO servers. #golang #dormosheio #architecture #opensource #security dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. While I have given a task to implement the Role-Based Access Control in the product that I am working on in my internship, I dug a bit. I looked for some open source project that can help me do thi...

WTH is openFGA and implementing Role-Based Access Control in GO servers.

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GoLang Trends

Oct 16

Mastering Scopes in Go #golang #dormosheio #programming #backend #softwareengineering dormoshe.io/trending-news/…

GolangTrends's tweet card. Basics for all advanced Go concepts, it is scope. Without a rock-solid understanding of scope, your programs will feel confusing and unpredictable—if a variable isn't accessible where you expect it...

Mastering Scopes in Go

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