I was reading HackerNews a few months ago and came across this post. It demystified something I’d long wondered about but hadn’t investigated myself: PubSub with PostgreSQL.

Hot damn, I think I have the PERFECT workflow to building an application!!! Ok, probably not, BUT I have settled on what I think is a pretty straightforward process that lets you build things real fast.

Continuing on this hot streak of posts, I figured I’d write up something I’ve wanted to do a post on for quite a while.

Howdy folks. I was refactoring some of my Go code from another project this past weekend and I realized this would be a great opportunity for a post about working with WebSockets in Go, so here we are.

Neat snippet for y’all today. I’m calling this snippet “channel smuggling”; I googled this and all that came up was weird stuff.

Hi. It’s been a while. This post is covering go-redis, which is a popular Redis client for Go.

Hi there. In this post, I’m going to go over a couple snippets of minimal HTTP servers that I use from time to time when I’m tinkering with Go.

Hello again. To start off the new year, I’m going to do a “Snippets” post focused on using JWTs in Go.

Howdy! The subject of this post is going to be a quick run through of how to authenticate your Go web application for interacting with the Reddit API.

Hi Folks, it’s been a while and I remembered some handy snippets I’d used for Go synchronization a while back and figured it would be a good blog post subject.