Awesome Go·2yAnnouncing River UI
River UI provides a user-friendly interface for managing SQL-backed job queues, featuring a backend Go API and a frontend built with React and TypeScript. It allows users to monitor job states, interact by cancelling, retrying, or deleting jobs, and offers features like pausing queues during issues. River UI is available as a Docker image and a pre-built static binary, with future enhancements planned.
Awesome Go·2yAvoiding Beginner Mistakes Hampering You to Scale Backend⚡️
The post outlines techniques for dramatically scaling backend performance from 50K to 1M requests on minimal resources. Key strategies include building an observability pipeline, performing stress tests, connection pooling, enforcing resource constraints, disabling implicit transactions, adding indexes, handling transaction locks, and increasing file descriptor limits. The backend, developed in Golang with a monolithic architecture using GIN and GORM, underwent significant optimizations to achieve improved efficiency and scalability.
Awesome Go·2y7 Common Interface Mistakes in Go
Learn about common mistakes developers make when working with interfaces in Go and how to avoid them. The post covers key principles like interface segregation, behavior-driven interfaces, and the importance of small, precise interfaces. It also emphasizes avoiding interface pollution by creating interfaces only when needed, and highlights best practices for interface design to ensure simplicity, readability, and organic code growth.