Shiju Varghese

Software Architecture Guide. By Martin Fowler. martinfowler.com/architecture/

Roadmap to Become an Agentic AI Engineer in 2026 drive.google.com/file/d/1JkNUDO…

An Introduction to Distributed Systems by Kyle Kingsbury github.com/aphyr/distsys-…

I built a package manager that installs software 10-500x faster than Homebrew. It's 1.2 MB. Written in Zig. Zero dependencies. It's called nanobrew, and here's how it works.

Saga pattern in Go: building resilient distributed transactions with Orchestration #golang blog.devgenius.io/saga-pattern-i…

A production-ready, type-safe Go framework for building intelligent multi-agent workflows with comprehensive security guardrails, persistent sessions, and enterprise-grade observability #golang github.com/MitulShah1/ope…

Zig: The Performance King ⚡ The Zig standard library now includes native `io_uring` (Linux) and GCD (macOS) implementations. → Up to 90% reduc in system calls for high-concur apps. Zero hidden memory allocations. Zig is solidifying its spot as the go-to for high-perf infra.

“Go 1.26 is released” by Carlos Amedee, on behalf of the Go team — go.dev/blog/go1.26 #golang

I wrote a library called Tripwire for injecting failures into Zig programs to test errdefer paths. Outside of tests, it's completely optimized away. Error cleanup is a big source of leaks and memory corruption in Zig programs and should be tested. Post: mitchellh.com/writing/tripwi…

uber-go/fx is uber's dependency injection framework that eliminates global state and makes your Go apps composable. developers tend to use uber-go/fx for very large projects with lot of dependencies within dependencies. github.com/uber-go/fx

We've been busy cooking 🧑‍🍳⚡️️ ICYMI... introducing zigdom We ripped out LibDOM and Netsurf's HTML5 parser, rebuilt our DOM from scratch in @ziglang and switched to Servo's html5ever Here's what it took ⤵️ lightpanda.io/blog/posts/mig…

⚡️Zig: Building a Redis-compatible KV server… with zero allocations after startup. I loved this deep dive into a Zig KV server where config becomes the memory model: max conns, max key/value sizes, list lengths - all decided up front. nickmonad.blog/2025/static-al… #zig #io_uring

If you're learning Go, I released an Open Source, production-ready, industry-standard boilerplate for Go beginners! ✅ RESTful API with PostgreSQL & GORM ✅ JWT Authentication ✅ Structured logging with Zap ✅ Swagger documentation ✅ Clean architecture bit.ly/43Wr3Cn

The optimization guide! goperf.dev

Rate Limiter in #Golang using net/http I implemented: - -Token bucket algorithm (golang.org/x/time/rate) each IP gets a bucket with 4 tokens, refills at 2/sec. Every request costs 1 token. No tokens? HTTP 429 until your bucket refills. - Per-IP tracking with an in-memory map protected by sync.Mutex. Without proper locking, multiple goroutines writing to the same map will corrupt your data instantly. Learned this the hard way when -race flag lit up during testing caught 3 concurrency bugs before they hit production. - Background goroutine runs every minute to cleanup visitors inactive for 3+ minutes. Prevents memory leaks from one-time visitors. Next phase: Making it production ready → Adding context.Context for request lifecycle management → Integrating Redis for distributed rate limiting across multiple server instances → Currently single-server only, need horizontal scalability Completed code: github.com/aboloredev/gol…

Zig tip: `errdefer comptime unreachable;` will ensure at compile time that from that point forward nothing can fail. This is an extremely important pattern since `errdefer` (cleanup on error) often depends on a particular state of the world and this asserts it. Example use case: I'm working on a piece of functionality that receives some data, sets up a bunch of buffers, and then swaps the buffers. I have a bunch of `errdefer` sprinkled about to clean up the new buffer being built. But after I swap the buffers, those `errdefers` are now WRONG. They'd result in an eventual double-free. So, right when I swap buffers, I put a `errdefer comptime unreachable` and a comment explaining why its important errors can't happen after that. If I ever need errors after that, it'll force me to revisit how I do error cleanup. Very good!

#Google has added #GoLang support to its Agent Development Kit! Go developers can now build & manage agents idiomatically, taking full advantage of the language’s strong concurrency and type safety features. Learn more: bit.ly/43PX3ZJ #InfoQ #AI #AIagents #opensource

Choosing your next Go stack? Don’t guess, see what the ecosystem is really doing in 2025. 🔥 blog.jetbrains.com/go/2025/11/10/… #go #golang

@amaan8429 If you really need a framework, just explore Huma github.com/danielgtaylor/…. Otherwise just stay at net/http + some libs

Heyy Go developers, i am going to write my first backend in go Which framework should i choose ?

“Go’s Sweet 16” by Austin Clements, for the Go team — go.dev/blog/16years #golang