Asking a Tool to Review My Own Diff — Why I Built CommitBrief
One afternoon I hit the limits of self-review, so I wrote a tool that audits my own diff without leaving the terminal: CommitBrief.
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Building applications and tools in Go: concurrency, error handling and the standard library. (Page 2/4)
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Being Polyglot Is an Outcome, Not a Goal
How becoming a multi-language developer turned into a supposed goal, why it never really was one, and how I actually got there.
How Far Can You Go with Go's Standard Library
How much mileage Go's rich standard library actually gives you, and a principled way to decide when to reach for an external dependency.
Maintaining a polyglot codebase: the cost of context switching
The hidden cognitive overhead of working in multiple languages simultaneously, and how I manage it.
Writing Tests in Go: Table-Driven Tests
A hands-on introduction to Go's standard testing package and the table-driven test pattern, embracing the language's minimal testing philosophy.
Four Languages in One Year: The Mental Flexibility That Polyglot Practice Brings
A reflection on how moving between PHP, Go, Python, and TypeScript within a single year shaped the way I think about software.