How this blog is built and hosted for nothing
This site has no server and costs nothing to run. Here is the whole stack, why every piece is the boring choice on purpose, and how fast I can stand one up for you.
Go backends that take off, and stay up.
We build and modernise backend services for startups and scaleups. Go APIs and platforms mostly, AI-assisted delivery without quietly dropping the review bar, and the odd performance job on a system nobody else wants to touch.
How I lay out a Go repo: three layers, one direction
Domain imports nothing and internal owns the logic. Transports hold none of it, whether that is an HTTP handler or a queue consumer, and the data layer swaps under the service without a handler noticing.
Three is a pattern: conventions that survive generated code
An agent will happily write the same function four times in four files, each slightly different, each passing its own test. So will a tired human on a Friday. The volume just went up, so the habit that keeps a codebase coherent has to be written down where anyone, and anything, working in the repo will read it. Here is the one I lean on hardest.
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