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Book: The Complete Guide to Go Programming Also by me: Hexagonal Architecture in Go — the companion book in the Thinking in Go series My project: Hermes IDE | GitHub — an IDE for developers who ship with Claude Code and other AI coding tools Me: xgabriel.com | GitHub You open a Go repo and find a pa
The change took some getting used to but now it's my workflow, not the GUI's
Series: redb ecosystem Before 3.0.1, deep nested scopes required closing in exact reverse order — tedious and easy to get wrong. Three things changed. End*() navigation A typed closer walks the Parent chain and exits to the right level in one call: From("direct://demo-cascade-endchoice") .Choice() .
One resume tweak that actually gets you interviews Quick context (why you're writing this) Here's the thing: I spent six months applying to mid‑level software engineering roles, sending out roughly fifty applications a week. I got maybe three responses, all of them generic “we’ll keep your resume on
It’s been a couple of years since the AI hype really took off and if you’re a professional software engineer like me, you’ve probably already found places where it genuinely improves your workflow. At the same time, you’ve also likely realized that despite all the noise online about AI replacing eng
Series Navigation: Article 1: A Decade of Android Architecture Evolution | Article 2: The Lego Architecture: Divide and Conquer, Taken to the Extreme | Article 4: Design Patterns — The Glue of Lego Architecture Project Repository: https://github.com/zealot2002/androidArch The product detail page is
Copilot gives juniors the speed of a mid-level dev with the judgment of an intern. That's not a compliment to anyone involved. I have been assessing PRs submitted by junior developers for some time now, and I noticed a change in the last year. The code appears to be more neat. It is delivered more q
The Conversation That Started It All It began with a practical question: How do you test code generated by AI? Simple enough, right? We've been testing software for decades. Unit tests, integration tests, E2E tests, property-based testing, fuzzing — the toolkit is mature and battle-tested. But the d
Today I learned something simple, but it changes how “professional” your Go project feels. It’s about this line: go mod init github.com/yourname/module-name vs go mod init module-name At first, it feels like just naming. But in Go, this is actually your project identity. When you use: github.com/you
I’m trying to approach software engineering in a more intentional, structured way in 2026, and I’d really appreciate insights from experienced engineers on what actually works today—not outdated advice, not hype, but real-world paths that build strong, employable, problem-solving engineers. The fiel
We know. We KNOW. AI has been slopping you React frontends faster than you can say npm install. Tailwind components, shadcn copy-paste, v0 screenshots, the whole pipeline. Bro your "frontend" is just vibes and dependencies at this point 😮💨 But real talk — do you actually need a web interface, or
