#go
The latest AI and developer news about #go, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #go, with the original source and a short summary.
An operating approach that drastically minimizes SaaS infrastructure using a single VPS, Go, and SQLite.
A practical guide to cutting operating costs to the extreme using VPS, Go, SQLite, and local AI.
watgo, a pure-Go tool supporting WAT parsing, validation, encoding, and decoding, has been released
The story of building a custom linter that catches DB calls escaping Go transaction boundaries.
Vercel now supports deploying Go servers instantly without any separate configuration.
Dropbox built a feature store for sub-100ms ranking using Feast, Go, and Dynovault.
Carib v2 reduces Redis load to less than 1% and processes 600,000 messages per second without loss on a 2-core VM.
Buffering and marshaling optimizations using gobwas reduce message loss rate by 60% and CPU usage by 25%
Achieved a 50% reduction in server resource usage and a significant decrease in memory usage from 90% to 15%
Based on its experience developing Go services, Banksalad has published coding conventions covering panic prevention, error handling, and slice/map usage.
Introduces the process of building a custom VPN server using WireGuard and Go to overcome the limitations of OpenVPN.
Replit built its own DNS infrastructure for efficient request routing in a multi-cluster environment.
Banksalad revealed the organizational culture and 3-step solution that helped a frontend developer overcome imposter syndrome and successfully take on server development.
Through a three-year project, Banksalad decomposed its legacy monolith into 15 microservices, successfully transitioning by leveraging shadowing and an OKR culture.
Repl.it has launched a built-in key-value database that can be used instantly without any separate setup.
Repl.it introduced output rate limiting and a JavaScript code transformation technique to solve the problem of browsers freezing due to infinite loops.