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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

Feb 18

Python isn't the only option for AI orchestration. Lessons on leveraging Go's concurrency model and type safety to build production-grade LLM pipelines that scale. { author: @arifcodes } dev.to/arif/building-product…

Building Production LLM Pipelines in Go: Lessons From the Field

After two years shipping LLM-powered backends in Go for fintech and government-scale workloads, here are the mistakes that cost real money and the patterns that actually hold up in production.

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

Feb 11

Distributed systems introduce network latency that single binaries never had to worry about. Why some Go and Rust devs are looking back at the monolith. { author: @lightart732059 } dev.to/art_light/the-cloud-i…

The Cloud Is Not Your Computer: Why Go and Rust Developers Secretly Miss the Monolith

I have deployed code to: Bare metal servers that screamed when the fan failed. VPS machines that...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

Jan 20

Handling sensitive data in logs is critical. Learn how to redact information effectively in Go's slog using the masq library in this practical guide. 🛡️🪵 { author: @m_mizutani } dev.to/mizutani/redacting-se…

Redacting Sensitive Data in Go's slog: A Practical Guide with masq

Logging is essential for debugging, monitoring, and auditing. But here's the catch—logs can...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

20 Dec 2025

Stop using RegExp for simple string replacements in Go. Benchmarks show that standard string manipulation is significantly faster and cleaner. { author: @abanoubha } dev.to/abanoubha/regexp-vs-s…

RegExp vs String Manipulation in Go language

I wrote a tool to abstract all package managers such as apt, snap, and flatpak, so I can use it as...

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Dor Moshe @DorMoshe

2 Jun 2025

📰👨‍💻 I just published #GoLang Trends #282 dormoshe.io/newsletters/ag/g… @thepracticaldev @shrsv23 @dormoshe #dormosheio

Go Trends #282 - Jun 2, 2025 - Dor Moshe's Blog

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

26 May 2025

Go function reference: syntax, calls, parameters, return values, closures, scope and best practices in one concise sheet #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/jad_core/go-function-…

🧠 Go Function Reference Sheet

Basic Function Syntax func functionName(parameters) returnType { // function body } ...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

26 May 2025

See how Go’s bufio buffers reads and writes to reduce system calls and boost I/O speed for files, logs and network streams #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/peymanahmadi/introduc…

Introduction to `bufio` in Go: Why Buffered I/O Matters

(Part 1 of 7: Mastering Buffered I/O in Go) Why Should You Care About...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

26 May 2025

Day 4 balancing Go and deep learning: clarifying pointers & structs, writing ANN code in PyTorch, restructuring project for cleaner code #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/shivamchhuneja/day-4-…

Day 4 of Learning: Switching Between Golang and Deep Learning

It's Day 4, and today was a little different - not heavy on code, but still a strong day of learning....

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

25 May 2025

5 Go libraries you’ll wish you knew sooner to simplify common tasks 🔹 HTTP 🔹 CLI 🔹 Validation 🔹 Logging 🔹 Testing { author: @ogundiyantobi } #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/ogundiyantobiloba/ins…

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

25 May 2025

Nikita Rykhlov’s new blog covers scalable backend design with Go, Kafka, microservices and real-world architecture tips for engineers. #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/nikita_rykhlov/hello-…

Hello! This Is My Technical Blog

Hi! My name is Nikita Rykhlov, and I’m a Senior Backend Developer with over 5 years of experience...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

25 May 2025

Step through a complete TLS handshake in Go: from ClientHello capture to certificate setup and encrypted sessions in one clear guide #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/leapcell/complete-tls…

Complete TLS Workflow in Golang Made Simple: Full Process Explained

Leapcell: The Best of Serverless Web Hosting Explanation of the TLS Handshake...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

25 May 2025

An in-depth look at Go’s sync.WaitGroup: how it uses Add, Done and Wait to synchronize goroutines and view its source code. #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/leapcell/how-does-syn…

How Does sync.WaitGroup Work? A Look into Goroutine Synchronization via Source Code

Leapcell: The Best of Serverless Web Hosting In - depth Analysis of sync.WaitGroup...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

25 May 2025

Build a precise countdown timer in Go with time.Ticker, goroutines and channels. Extend it with pause, resume and stop for flexible timing. #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/rezmoss/practical-app…

Practical Applications of Go's Time Package 10/10

Implementing a countdown timer When working with time-based operations in Go, the time...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

24 May 2025

Explore how Go manages concurrent tasks with lightweight goroutines and channels for safe data exchange. Efficient multitasking made simple #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/trulyursdelv/understa…

Understanding goroutines in Go

In Go, a goroutine is a fundamental concept used to achieve concurrency. It allows functions or...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

24 May 2025

Deep dive into Go slices: uncover the slice struct, how append triggers reallocation, what capacity rules mean for performance and memory #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/leapcell/the-anatomy-…

The Anatomy of Go Slices

Slices in Go are a very powerful data structure, demonstrating particular flexibility and...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

24 May 2025

Skip ORM/ODM and use MongoDB's Go driver for direct, idiomatic access to all features with clear, low-overhead code #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/mongodb/skip-the-ormo…

Skip the ORM/ODM: Why MongoDB’s Native Go Driver is the Best Choice

This tutorial was written by Julia Tazin. When working with MongoDB in Go, a common question is...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

23 May 2025

Efficient file transfer in Go microservices with gRPC streaming 🔹 HTTP/2 🔹 protocol buffers 🔹 chunked, resumable, memory-efficient { author: @DialaEke } #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/dialaeke/streaming-la…

Streaming Large Files Between Microservices: A gRPC Implementation

Efficient Large Data Transfer with gRPC Streaming This project demonstrates an efficient...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

23 May 2025

Optimize Go performance by reusing buffers and decoders with sync.Pool and reducing heap allocations via escape analysis. #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/leapcell/optimizing-g…

Optimizing Go Performance with sync.Pool and Escape Analysis

Usage Scenarios of sync.Pool sync.Pool is a high-performance tool in Go's standard...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

22 May 2025

Learn how to add simple heartbeats to Go goroutines so you can track silent failures and keep background workers alive { author: @architagr } #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/architagr/how-to-buil…

How to Build Heartbeats in Go: Let Your Goroutines Say 'Still Breathing!'

Ever wonder how to make your Go services show signs of life… even when they’re bored out of their...

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The Go Dev @TheGoDev

22 May 2025

Encore v1.47 adds an MCP server so AI tools can introspect your app’s architecture, APIs, infra and traces for code suggestions #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/encore/encores-mcp-se…

Encore's MCP Server lets your AI tools introspect your app

Large Language Models (LLMs) are becoming more powerful, but without context, they're limited in how...

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