Go Web Frameworks in 2026: The One I Actually Ship
I stopped rotating Go web frameworks and picked one. Here's when I reach for Chi, Gin, Fiber, Echo, and plain net/http on production Go services…
I stopped rotating Go web frameworks and picked one. Here's when I reach for Chi, Gin, Fiber, Echo, and plain net/http on production Go services…
Real experience with Postgres full-text search in 2026: when tsvector and GIN indexes beat Elasticsearch, and the queries I actually ship in production.
I switched a Next.js app from Prisma to Drizzle last spring. Here's how I now pick between the two TypeScript ORMs on real serverless projects.
The Go concurrency patterns I actually reach for in 2026: errgroup instead of sync.WaitGroup, context cancellation everywhere, worker pools without cargo cult.
Two years, three runtimes, one grumpy migration weekend. Here is the Rust async runtime I ship with in 2026, and the cancellation trap that cost…
REST API design rules I still lean on in 2026: versioning, naming, pagination, errors, idempotency. Real Go code, plus the rituals I quietly skip.
I ran Bun in production for a year alongside Node. Here is where it actually replaced Node at runtime, where I switched back, and the…
Go 1.23's range-over-func and the iter package killed a pile of iterator boilerplate I'd been writing for years. Here's what actually changed for me.
After two years of running Diesel and sqlx in Rust production services, here is how I actually pick between them in 2026, and what each…
I picked axum for a Rust service and spent a weekend on basics nobody documents. Here's the axum + sqlx production setup I actually ship,…