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Giving your agents a terminal: a first look at the tabstack CLI

Steve McDougallJun 16, 2026 • 7 min read

Giving your agents a terminal: a first look at the tabstack CLI

Every project I touch lately ends up needing the same awkward thing: a reliable way to pull the web....

#tabstack#go#cli#aiagents

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Richard Shade5d ago • 3 min read

agentic experience for Go

ax-go is a Go library that makes CLIs predictable for LLM agents: trace IDs that cross the plugin bo...

#projects#agents#ai#go

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From Supabase-only to production Go: Month 1 of rebuilding Info Links

Mohamad Obeid5d ago • 5 min read

From Supabase-only to production Go: Month 1 of rebuilding Info Links

Two months ago I wrote about building Info Links — a free course resource platform for students at L...

#go#webdev#career#showdev

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Anthropic described the right way to build MCP servers. Gut feeling confirmed.

PeterJun 17, 2026 • 2 min read

Anthropic described the right way to build MCP servers. Gut feeling confirmed.

I make a lot of design decisions on gut feeling. Is this the right way to structure MCP tools? Shoul...

#go#ai#mcp#opensource

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TypeScript 7 RC: the compiler rewritten in Go, around 10x faster

Jatniel Guzmán3d ago • 4 min read

TypeScript 7 RC: the compiler rewritten in Go, around 10x faster

Microsoft just shipped the Release Candidate for TypeScript 7, with the stable release expected next...

#typescript#go#javascript#webdev

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tgo Dev Log #1: Writing Strict TypeScript, Compiling to Native Go

Mike Cornwell2d ago • 4 min read

tgo Dev Log #1: Writing Strict TypeScript, Compiling to Native Go

I’m a little further ahead in this project than I’d like to be to just start a dev log, but I'm goin...

#tgo#typescript#go#compiler

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Production RBAC patterns for Go and Node startups

kensaadiJun 17, 2026 • 10 min read

Production RBAC patterns for Go and Node startups

A founder told me last year: "We need admin features shipped by Friday. Can we just hardcode the.....

#architecture#go#node#security

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lode: Reimplementing DVC's core in Go without breaking the format

Juan Torchia4d ago • 6 min read

lode: Reimplementing DVC's core in Go without breaking the format

lode reimplements DVC's hot path in Go with a non-negotiable invariant: byte-identical compatibility...

#english#machinelearning#opensource#go

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[System Design] Uber RAMEN: How Ride-Hailing Apps Push Real-Time Notifications to Millions of Devices

Tuấn AnhJun 16, 2026 • 6 min read

[System Design] Uber RAMEN: How Ride-Hailing Apps Push Real-Time Notifications to Millions of Devices

The Problem: Pushing Instant Notifications to Millions of Devices Answer-first: Uber's...

#systemdesign#architecture#websockets#go

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Go's Type System — Structs, Interfaces, and Life Without Inheritance

mihir mohapatra6d ago • 5 min read

Go's Type System — Structs, Interfaces, and Life Without Inheritance

Go's Type System — Structs, Interfaces, and Life Without Inheritance In part 1 of this...

#go#backend#programming

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Building a sub-millisecond LLM security proxy in Go — lessons from 62 adversarial vectors

yatuk3d ago • 7 min read

Building a sub-millisecond LLM security proxy in Go — lessons from 62 adversarial vectors

How I designed a self-hosted reverse proxy that scans LLM traffic for PII, secrets, and prompt injec...

#go#security#llm#opensource

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CSRF: Why Double-Submit Cookie Falls Short for Financial-Grade Security

Odilon HUGONNOTJun 17, 2026 • 4 min read

CSRF: Why Double-Submit Cookie Falls Short for Financial-Grade Security

Synchronizer token server-side vs double-submit cookie: when the latter fails, why middleware wire-o...

#csrf#security#go#authentication

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Go HTTP middleware explained: what it is, how it works, and how to build your own

Fer Rios2d ago • 16 min read

Go HTTP middleware explained: what it is, how it works, and how to build your own

This is part 2 of 2 in the series Go HTTP middleware from scratch. If you're new to Go types, → read...

#go#devops#webdev#backend

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I built a distributed job queue in Go to understand how they actually work

Uthman Oladele4d ago • 2 min read

I built a distributed job queue in Go to understand how they actually work

I have used job queues my whole developer life without knowing what was inside them. So I built...

#architecture#distributedsystems#go#showdev

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Stopping runaway AI agent loops at the Linux kernel layer with eBPF and Go

Rudraveer Mandal3d ago • 3 min read

Stopping runaway AI agent loops at the Linux kernel layer with eBPF and Go

Hey everyone, If you’ve been building or deploying automated AI agents recently (using frameworks.....

#agents#ai#go#linux

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From PHP to Go: what took me longest to rewire

Anatolii2d ago • 9 min read

From PHP to Go: what took me longest to rewire

I wrote PHP for about seven years before Go became my main language — Laravel for five of them, Yii2...

#go#learning#microservices#php

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Fast reflection in Go, without the unsafe surprises — how I built saferefl

lkmavi1d ago • 3 min read

Fast reflection in Go, without the unsafe surprises — how I built saferefl

I needed fast reflection for a project — stdlib reflect was showing up clearly on the profiler in ho...

#go#performance#reflection

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Why I'm Learning Go in 2026 (A Java/Kotlin/Rust Engineer's Take)

mihir mohapatra6d ago • 4 min read

Why I'm Learning Go in 2026 (A Java/Kotlin/Rust Engineer's Take)

Why I'm Learning Go in 2026 (A Java/Kotlin/Rust Engineer's Take) I've spent the better...

#go#backend#career

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Testing in Go — Table-Driven Tests, Benchmarks, and go test Habits

mihir mohapatra1d ago • 5 min read

Testing in Go — Table-Driven Tests, Benchmarks, and go test Habits

Testing in Go — Table-Driven Tests, Benchmarks, and go test Habits In part 5 I built a...

#go#testing#backend

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From Silicon to PWA: My Experience Deploying an Autonomous AI Agent (Hermes) Directly into My Daily Workflow

Yacov drori6d ago • 3 min read

From Silicon to PWA: My Experience Deploying an Autonomous AI Agent (Hermes) Directly into My Daily Workflow

As an engineer with 20+ years of experience working from the silicon up—programming bare-metal C,...

#ai#hermes#flutter#go

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Goroutines & Channels — Concurrency Without the JVM's Baggage

mihir mohapatra5d ago • 5 min read

Goroutines & Channels — Concurrency Without the JVM's Baggage

Goroutines & Channels — Concurrency Without the JVM's Baggage In part 2 I went through...

#go#concurrency#backend

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Cache Stampede in Go: Preventing Thundering Herds with Singleflight, Stale Caching, and Request Coalescing

Serif COLAKEL4d ago • 5 min read

Cache Stampede in Go: Preventing Thundering Herds with Singleflight, Stale Caching, and Request Coalescing

Modern backend systems spend enormous effort optimizing databases, tuning queries, and scaling...

#go#backend#productivity#software

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My app crashed with 'illegal instruction' – AVX compatibility fixed it

Noushad Patel3d ago • 5 min read

My app crashed with 'illegal instruction' – AVX compatibility fixed it

My app crashed with 'illegal instruction' – AVX compatibility fixed it It's a developer's...

#debugging#cpu#go#bunjs

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Building an AI Agent That Learns from Its Mistakes: The Ledger System

Eshan Roy (eshanized)2d ago • 7 min read

Building an AI Agent That Learns from Its Mistakes: The Ledger System

Every time you start a new ChatGPT or Copilot session, it starts from zero. No memory of what worked...

#ai#go#agents#terminal

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