8 posts tagged "web"

Since switching to Go as my backend language of choice, I've been thinking of a better way of building APIs. This weekend, I went to explore a stack that uses Go, Protobuf and ConnectRPC to build a type-safe API, consumed by a Svelte app.

An update after months of focused work, on going all-in on a startup, choosing simplicity in tools and mindset, and building with clearer constraints.

Since the release of ChatGPT and the 2020s AI breakthroughs, it is everywhere. It radically changed how we interact with technology. There is a lot of discussion online about wether or not AI will replace developers. I recently have been invited to talk about it and I want to share my thoughts about the subject in this post

After a year with neovim and tmux, coding feels fun again. Here's why I switched from VSCode to terminal-based tools and how it transformed my workflow.

Recently I've fallen in love with Go. The language simplicity, it's powerful concurrency model and the exhaustiveness of its standard library sets it apart. For the last month, I built and deployed for a client a blog app backend API using go. In this post, I will talk about tools I used, challenges I faced and a comparison of cloud providers for deploying a go backend.

This week, I built digestmark.app, a browser extension to help you summarize web content. I've always wanted to experiment with web extension.In this post, I talk about what I learned, the tools I used and what the browser extension business looks like.

Go is a general-purpose language designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind. It's a compiled language that runs fast and is easy to understand. In this post, we'll explore the key features of Go and why it's a great choice for many types of applications.

It's something I've been wanting to do for a while now. Welcome to my new personalized blog built from scratch with Nextjs, MDX and TailwindCSS. My goal is to share here my thoughts, experiences, and learnings with you.