What a day x.com/MarioVerbele...

You can find me on X btw, x.com/MarioVerbelen

Dev's don't read either

You know that Grok is free for anyone on X now?

I was testing some handler patterns and I was a bit surprised of the speed 👀 With #golang btw, On my laptop btw, Running Arch btw, Developed in Neovim btw, Requests per second: 162405.16 [#/sec] (mean)

Morning butterflies

Your item was delivered to an individual that can be anyone I guess

Cooking patterns

Team building day at a fun farm 💪

Cooking with a loud beat ...

Sharing a fork bomb is always fun, but I try to spare the juniors so I will not post it

Let's start the forenoon with a meeting ...

I wonder if I can convince backend teams to switch from node to Go time will tell

I have learned several dev's what real programming is with Go The team had voted a year ago to rewrite the dataLake recommenders to Go for performance but I added developer xp in the journey

Team building with meat We needed to cook ourselves on the bbq Some meeting times are nice

Being a real senior in tech means more meetings and less fun you know it's necessary to guide decisions and reduce chaos

I have a new present I want to create a desk dashboard with weather and calendar or alerts... The python lib runs fine but the few I find in Go fails So I have to read the manual and dig into spi communication But the first task is finding time ...

I've started with muting every notification from an account that looks like a p0rnBot ... So bots don't waste your time on trying

Today I'm making Meatballs in tomato sauce with carrot puree While watching Anthony gg

json is expensive

Just drop middleware and go for a single handler I prefer simplicity and you should consider this It is better for readability Less boiler plating Simpler flow control Easier debugging It reduces overhead and improves performance

When beginning Go developers are passing the starting point they should checkout for escape analysis. The understanding could help creating less garbage so that once your product has traffic, it can perform forever

GoLang is the best language out there Our team is now one year into go and I see at least 90% less bugs in what has been written vs python I guess due to the power of strictly typed validation in the linter and compile time

Gophers run the fastest without luggage

Stop using frameworks, just start learning languages. You would be surprised how peaceful life could be once you know

What is clean code? I call code clean when I can understand it while just reading! Now what does this mean you could ask? Well if you need high cognitive power to understand it, then it is not clean.

GoLang is the best backend programming language