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1d ago

Golang: recursive types v2

In the previous post, I wrote about recursive types: maps, slices, structs, and channels. Structs, maps, and slices show up in real data…

Mike

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Oct 26

Golang: recursive types

Did you know that Go has recursive types?

Mike

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Oct 1

A tiny Oh My Zsh plugin that copies the MR link on push

Hi there.

Mike

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Aug 19

Outbox Pattern: State Machines, SKIP LOCKED, and Kafka Keys

In a world of events, how do we guarantee delivery of messages?

Mike

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Aug 14

omhs 0.1.0 — back after ~5 years.

A long time ago I wrote a tiny Netty wrapper because I didn’t want to pull heavy dependencies into a project — just Sinatra-like routing…

Mike

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Jul 31

Real iter example

Some time ago, I wrote a post about the `iter` package.

Mike

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Jun 4

Go 1.27 is coming soon, and it is bigger than it looks :)

The main change for me is generic methods. If you want to build a monad library, though, this is still not enough :)

Mike

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Apr 23

Microservices building blocks

Most teams don’t struggle with microservices themselves — they struggle with everything around them. I’m not going to argue whether…

Mike

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Apr 7

Go iter pipelines: fast… until they escape to heap

I wrote about iter, but what about reality?

Mike

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Feb 17

Golang: iter MORE!

iter.Seq is like a Unix pipe for Go code - lazy, composable, and surprisingly powerful. And the best part? It’s really just a function.

Mike

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I build distributed systems and real-time data pipelines. 10+ years in backend engineering. Focused on Kafka, microservices, and high-load systems. #golang

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