Learn how to organize Go HTTP routes using nested muxes, StripPrefix, and modular patterns. Transform messy flat routing into clean, scalable APIs using only the standard library - no third-party packages needed.

07/05/2025 • Kenton Vizdos

A practical guide to Go's HTTP mux: what it is, how it works, and how to scale routing patterns using the standard library's ServeMux, no third-party packages required.

07/04/2025 • Kenton Vizdos

I built a JSON scanner that beats jq by 200x+, searches 2.7M records in 130ms, and hits 5+ GB/s throughput. All in pure Go, no parsing, just raw bytes and flame charts.

05/01/2025 • Kenton Vizdos

My experience using Twilio for Voice with Go: easy setup, quick calls, but limited AMD accuracy and no Terraform support.

04/09/2025 • Kenton Vizdos

This post is a quick, hands-on intro to Server-Sent Events (SSE)—a lightweight way to push real-time updates from server to browser. It walks through sending events with Go, listening in JavaScript, handling custom events, and tweaking reconnection settings. If you want simple, one-way live updates without the overhead of WebSockets, SSE might be your new best friend.

03/31/2025 • Kenton Vizdos

I built a static blog generator using Go's concurrency model, leveraging pipelines for parallel processing. The result? 100 posts built in 25ms!

03/16/2025 • Kenton Vizdos