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Interface Segregation Principle (explained in Go)

Jan 6, 2025 · 4 min read · The Interface Segregation Principle is the I in SOLID design principles. It states that types should not implement methods unrelated to their operations. In essence, interfaces should be designed so that the implementing types are not forced to imple...

The Quality Trilemma

Aug 8, 2024 · 3 min read · Introduction The iron triangle is to project management what the CAP theorem is to distributed data stores—well, in a way. It is extremely difficult to change one without affecting the others. Before we proceed, here is a quick breakdown of what we a...

Handling Errors in Golang

Dec 29, 2021 · 3 min read · Errors in golang are vastly different from errors in JavaScript. In this post, we will implement error handling for the events project we started building in the first post . That means, handling errors within the module itself as well as errors fr...

Learning Go as a Node.js Developer

Feb 20, 2021 · 8 min read · If you already know how to use a programming language, when learning a new language it is only natural to attempt to draw comparisons. This post is the first in a series, we'll attempt to learn Golang by re-implementing Events APIs in Go. What are th...

Using JavaScript generators to optimize APIs

Jan 13, 2021 · 3 min read · This post is inspired by this wonderful post by Evelyn Stender. This post does not explain what a generator is or basic usage, Evelyn's post does a good job of that. Instead, in this post, we will demonstrate how generators can be useful for streamin...