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Bringing Claude's "Dispatch" Experience to Gemini and OpenCode

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ⚡ AI Lesson 2mo ago

Bringing Claude's "Dispatch" Experience to Gemini and OpenCode

Claude’s "Dispatch" feature nailed the mobile-to-desktop UX. Being able to pull out your phone,...

Prioritize Your Traffic: Priority-Aware Bulkheads in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 2mo ago

Prioritize Your Traffic: Priority-Aware Bulkheads in Go

Not all traffic is created equal. When your system is under heavy load, should a background cleanup...

Stopping the Zombie Requests: Distributed Deadline Propagation in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ☁️ DevOps & Cloud ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Stopping the Zombie Requests: Distributed Deadline Propagation in Go

Imagine a common scenario in a microservice architecture: A user clicks a "Buy" button, triggering a...

Native Chaos Engineering: Testing Resilience with Fault & Latency Injection

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ☁️ DevOps & Cloud ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Native Chaos Engineering: Testing Resilience with Fault & Latency Injection

You’ve implemented retries, circuit breakers, and timeouts. Your application is now "resilient." But...

Beyond Static Limits: Adaptive Concurrency with TCP-Vegas in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Beyond Static Limits: Adaptive Concurrency with TCP-Vegas in Go

Traditional concurrency limits (like bulkheads) are static. You pick a number—say, 10 concurrent...

Respecting Boundaries: Precise Rate Limiting in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 🔧 Backend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Respecting Boundaries: Precise Rate Limiting in Go

Traffic spikes are a double-edged sword. On one hand, you’re busy! On the other, those spikes can...

Infinite Data Processing in Go: Building Resilient Data Pipes with Channels

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Infinite Data Processing in Go: Building Resilient Data Pipes with Channels

When building data-intensive applications, we usually start with the most obvious approach: loading...

Self-Healing State Machines: Resilient State Transitions in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Self-Healing State Machines: Resilient State Transitions in Go

Distributed systems are inherently stateful. Whether you're managing a database connection pool, a...

Preventing Microservice Meltdowns: Adaptive Retries and Circuit Breakers in Go

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Preventing Microservice Meltdowns: Adaptive Retries and Circuit Breakers in Go

We’ve all been there. A downstream database has a momentary blip. Your service instances, being...

Beating Tail Latency: A Guide to Request Hedging in Go Microservices

Dev.to · Onur Cinar ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago

Beating Tail Latency: A Guide to Request Hedging in Go Microservices

In distributed systems, we often talk about "The Long Tail." You might have a service where 95% of...

Python's Stamina for Go: Bringing Ergonomic Resilience to Gophers

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 🛠️ AI Tools & Apps ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

Python's Stamina for Go: Bringing Ergonomic Resilience to Gophers

If you've ever worked in the Python ecosystem, you've likely encountered tenacity or its opinionated...

Stop Writing Manual Retry Loops in Go: Why Your Current Logic is Probably Dangerous

Dev.to · Onur Cinar 4mo ago

Stop Writing Manual Retry Loops in Go: Why Your Current Logic is Probably Dangerous

If you've been writing Go for more than a week, you've likely written a retry loop. It usually starts...