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Benchmarking Zippers in Haskell
4+ hour, 52+ min ago (365+ words) In the previous post, we explored zippers and their applications in functional programming. In this post, we benchmark their performance against a root-based approach. We define a simple tree data structure and the naive root-based approach for traversing and modifying…...
Streamux: Full RFC 9113 in Go with C abi
10+ hour, 25+ min ago (119+ words) Spent the last few weeks building an HTTP/2 server from scratch in Go. Full RFC 9113 - framing, HPACK, stream state machine, flow control, TLS enforcement, 145/146 h2spec tests passing. The fun part was RFC 9218 stream priorities. Browsers already send priority: u=N on…...
Developer Experience Improves with Go's Faster Compile Times and Ease of Use Compared to Swift
11+ hour, 44+ min ago (723+ words) For years, developers like myself have grappled with the thermal and resource bottlenecks inherent in Swift's compilation process. Swift's multi-pass compiler, while designed for runtime optimizations, introduces a computational workload that disrupts workflow continuity. Here’s how: Swift's complex type system…...
Why AI-Generated Code for Your Go Project Compiles But Still Needs a Rewrite
15+ hour, 18+ min ago (425+ words) You ask Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever AI coding tool you're using to "add a product management module." Most of the time it produces something that compiles. The endpoints respond. You can even hit them from Postman. Then you open…...
ByteByteGo in 2026: Is It Still Worth It for System Design Interview Prep?
20+ hour, 30+ min ago (1063+ words) Is ByteByteGo really a good place to prepare for system design interviews. Tagged with systemdesign, programming, softwaredevelopment, softwareengineering....
Routing in Go Part 1: A small server you can grow without rewriting at midnight
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (253+ words) A small server you can grow without rewriting at midnight Let me tell you how most... Tagged with note, apidesign, architecture, tutorial....
Routing in Go Part 3: The last upgrade
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (18+ words) Part 3: The last upgrade Pagination, update endpoint, request scoped logging, and... Tagged with note, apidesign, architecture, tutorial....
Routing in Go Part 2: Upgrading the server so it behaves like a grown up
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (19+ words) Part 2: Upgrading the server Tests, auth middleware, a service layer, and request... Tagged with note, apidesign, architecture, tutorial....
Nirdosha: a language that treats correctness, durability, and identity as compiler problems
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (285+ words) Every language promises safety. Nirdosha's example suite reads like an audit of that promise — each file exists to demonstrate one guarantee, with the rejected programs living in the test suite. Effects you don't annotate until you want to. Effects are…...
🦀 The Borrow Checker Isn’t a Memory Safety Tool. It’s a Distributed Systems Proof Assistant.
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (27+ words) Ownership and borrowing are a compile-time consensus protocol — the thing senior engineers have …...