Nothing published yet. The entries below are drafts in progress.
Go's concurrency model is simple in its primitives but easy to misuse. This piece explores the mental model I've built for reasoning about goroutines, channels, and when to reach for each.
ORMs promise productivity but hide what's happening in the database. SQLC keeps SQL explicit and the code readable. A reflection on the trade-off.
What I learned building GoTP — how OTP verification works, the problems of idempotency and rate limiting, and the engineering decisions behind keeping the system simple.
Building Simple Bank required thinking carefully about ACID properties, lock ordering, and what actually happens inside a PostgreSQL transaction. This is what I learned.