Go backend development, learning open-source project source code together, focusing on simplicity and practicality.
This article walks through the design, environment setup, code structure, and core pipelines of an enterprise‑grade AI OnCall Agent that combines RAG‑based knowledge retrieval with a Plan‑Execute‑Replan workflow to provide automated alert handling, intelligent Q&A, and operational analysis.
This article walks through creating a gRPC client and server in Go, covering proto file creation, option go_package usage, import statements, protoc compilation, ordinary and streaming RPC calls, file transfer via streams, and the underlying HTTP/2 reasons for gRPC's streaming capabilities.
The author shares a personal roadmap of solving over 150 high‑frequency Go algorithm problems from CodeTop, emphasizing relentless repetition, concrete examples like the compressed prefix tree in Gin, and practical tips for turning algorithm practice into interview confidence.
This article explains how to implement a single‑process lock in Go that records an owner, allows only the owner to unlock, and automatically releases the lock after a specified timeout, providing full source code and a walkthrough of the key functions.
This article provides a detailed, step‑by‑step analysis of the go‑libp2p Swarm implementation, covering host creation, configuration defaults, transport registration, server listening, stream multiplexing with yamux, and the client dialing workflow including dial synchronization, backoff handling, and connection pooling.
This article walks through creating a tank‑battle game in Go using the Ebiten engine, covering repository setup, required tools, code organization, the core Update and Draw loops, and the mathematical formulas—rotation matrix, cross product, dot product, and the separating axis theorem—used for collision detection.
This article walks through creating a distributed instant‑messaging system in Go, covering the full tech stack, Docker‑based and local startup methods, configuration files, the end‑to‑end request flow, and detailed code examples for RPC, Redis queues, WebSocket delivery and the internal bucket architecture.
This article walks through creating a Go‑based desktop pet that follows the mouse, reacts to clicks with sounds and visual changes, and runs transparently using the Ebiten game engine, complete with code snippets, configuration options, and launch instructions.
This article walks through Go’s net/http package, explaining how http.HandleFunc registers handlers via DefaultServeMux, how ServeMux stores routes, performs exact and longest‑prefix matching, and how to extend the server with custom ServeMux and middleware for panic recovery and request timing.
This article explains why high‑concurrency systems need an asynchronous queue, walks through a producer‑consumer design implemented with Go and Gin, shows a complete code demo with configurable workers and capacity, and provides benchmark instructions to evaluate its performance.
