In this post, I’ll walk you through how I built a real-time WebSocket broadcast server and client in Go — a simple chat system that lets multiple clients connect and exchange messages instantly from the terminal. This project combines: 🧠 Goroutines...
Continuing my Golang project series — this time I built something that combines file uploads, Markdown rendering, and a touch of grammar intelligence — all inside a REST API. It’s called Markdown Notes API, and you can find the full project here:🔗 G...
In this post, we’ll build a simple blogging API using Go + MongoDB, covering full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality.By the end, you’ll understand: How to connect Go with MongoDB How to structure your project How to make your databa...
After building a few CLI tools in Go — from a task tracker to a movie fetcher, and even a GitHub activity tracker — I wanted to explore something a little deeper.Something that combines networking, concurrency, and caching, while still keeping things...
After building a few CLIs in Go — a task tracker, a movie fetcher, and even a GitHub activity tracker — I realized everything I’d built so far lived inside the terminal. So I thought, “What if I make something visual… something that runs on a browser...
Let’s build something practical again — this time, a live Weather API wrapper with caching. In this project, we’ll build a Go web API that fetches live weather data from the Visual Crossing Weather API — and uses Redis caching to speed up responses. ...
