Software engineer, open-source contributor, and tech writer. I write about Golang, TS/JS, algorithms, coding best practices, and real-world engineering solutions.
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Apr 6 · 17 min read · Imagine this scenario: you ship a feature in the morning. By afternoon, users are rage-clicking a button and your UI starts showing nonsense: out-of-order results, missing updates, and random failures
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Mar 11 · 1 min read · My latest freeCodeCamp article walks through practical ways to solve Top-K problems efficiently in Go, including heap-based and streaming-friendly approaches, with a focus on performance and real-worl
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Mar 10 · 13 min read · Finding the top K items in a dataset pops up everywhere: from highlighting the hottest posts in a social feed, to detecting the largest transactions in a financial system, or spotting the heaviest use
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Jan 14 · 1 min read · My latest FreeCodeCamp article covers unit testing in Go, why it matters, and practical examples for writing cleaner, more testable code. Check it out here: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/unit-testing-in-go-a-beginners-guide/
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Jan 12 · 15 min read · If you're learning Go and you’re already familiar with the idea of unit testing, the main challenge is usually not why to test, but how to test in Go. Go takes a deliberately minimal approach to testing. There are no built-in assertions, no annotatio...
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