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Message Queues in System Design
Learn how message queues decouple services and absorb load spikes, plus queues vs pub/sub, delivery guarantees, and backpressure tradeoffs.
Database Sharding and Partitioning
How database sharding and partitioning scale your data layer - shard keys, hotspots, rebalancing, and the tradeoffs to discuss in a system design interview.
Database Replication Explained
An interview-focused guide to database replication - leader-follower setups, sync vs async replication, failover, and the tradeoffs you should know.
Consistency and the CAP Theorem: A System Design Guide
A clear, interview-focused guide to the CAP theorem and consistency models - what it means, the tradeoffs, and how it comes up in system design interviews.
Caching in System Design
An interview-focused guide to caching: cache-aside, write-through, write-back, eviction, TTLs, and cache invalidation tradeoffs.
How to Make Your Pull Requests Easy to Review
AI is flooding your team's PR queue. Learn three rules - small diffs, adversarial self-review, and observability - to ship changes that merge in minutes.
MCP Server Security in Go — Hardening Your Server
Harden a Go MCP server — stop path traversal, validate input, label output, add rate limiting and tool annotations, and defend against tool poisoning.
Build Your First AI Agent in Go with the ADK
Build your first AI agent in Go using Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). Wire up a Gemini model, an agent, a session, and a runner, then stream the reply.
Building an MCP Server in Go
Build a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in Go with mark3labs/mcp-go — define a tool, handle tool calls, and serve it over stdio to clients like Claude.
Structured Logging in Go with log/slog - The Complete Guide
Learn structured logging in Go with the standard library log/slog package - handlers, levels, context, custom handlers, and why it replaces logrus, zap and zerolog.
An Introduction to Go Closures - Tutorial
Learn how closures work in Go with simple, practical examples. Understand lexical scoping and how closures capture and maintain their own state.
Makefiles for Go Developers
Learn how to use Makefiles in Go projects to automate builds, cross-compilation, and common dev tasks with a single `make` command.
Reading And Writing To Files in Go
Learn how to read and write files in Go using the os package — covering os.ReadFile, os.WriteFile, appending to existing files, and file permissions.
Go Interfaces Tutorial
Learn how Go interfaces work: implicit satisfaction, defining contracts, and writing flexible, testable code without inheritance.
Getting Started with the Claude API in Go
Learn how to use the Anthropic Claude API in Go — set up the SDK, send your first message, and build a multi-turn conversation that maintains context.
Concurrency in Go: Goroutines Explained
Learn how goroutines work in Go, how to write concurrent programs, and when to use the go keyword safely.
Building a Web Server in Go with net/http
Learn how to build a web server in Go using the net/http package — covering handlers, static files, and HTTPS in under 100 lines of code.
Worker Pool Pattern in Go
Implement a worker pool pattern using channels to distribute jobs among multiple worker goroutines.
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Get unstuck fast. Ask questions, share what you're building, and learn alongside hundreds of other Go developers at every level.
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Code Reviews
Submit your Go projects and get actionable feedback. Understand exactly what separates working code from code that's ready for production.
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