Want to write wicked fast Golang with no cost whatsoever, ever, any time? Go routines are (not) for you! One of the features I’ve touted as my reason for loving Go is Go Routines, Golang’s first-class concurrency feature. If you’re unfamiliar, many languages technically offer concurrency, but they’re usually third-party…

Continuing on my series on reasons why Golang rocks, let’s talk about the Gin framework! We already covered how to use Golang to make calls to REST API’s. Gin is a library that let’s us build REST API’s! The Gin Framework — Setting up the server The code to set up a Gin server is dead simple. You…

Continuing my series of content on microservices, AWS and how much Golang rocks, I wanted to do a quick (but probably not quick) article on how to use Golang to write microservice Lambda functions on AWS. …

I’ve become fairly addicted to Golang for the last several months now and I think there’s no better application to show why than how you can interact with REST API’s with Golang. This article will use the DigitalOcean API with some test data I have present on my DigitalOcean account…

What I’ve learned the most about DevOps and CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) is that the goal of any DevOps system is to use it as little as possible and to make it as low-touch as possible. For previous projects, I developed GitHub Actions, or automations that run in the cloud…

TL;DR — GrabbrApp’s launch is getting pushed out at least a month. I didn’t really want to, but launching by the 17th was going to be untenable and this way I can launch a more feature rich and well-tested product.

I don’t think I intentionally moved into being a full-stack developer. I always had a back-end focus, in large part because I struggle with design and beautification and art and… well, making things look pretty. …

I really like the idea of disruption, but I really hate how its meaning has changed. Disruption, or the upsetting of the status quo for something theoretically better, is my jam. I really like the idea of flipping the board over, even if just for the sake of upsetting the…

I’ve recently discovered that Raspberry Pi Pico W’s, a tiny microcontroller with a wireless chip, are only $6 a board, a price so low that my mind created a myriad of projects around it that I just had to start on. …