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Go has won the hearts of backend engineers for its simplicity, performance, and concurrency model. It powers some of the largest infrastructures in the world — Kubernetes, Docker, and even parts of Cloudflare.
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Go has won the hearts of backend engineers for its simplicity, performance, and concurrency model. It powers some of the largest infrastructures in the world — Kubernetes, Docker, and even parts of Cloudflare.

I love using them for things that the people who built the product would have never predicted. It’s ironic because as someone who creates products for a living, I spend a significant amount of time doing research, conducting interviews

This one’s close to home — because I blanked when I got asked about CSRF and XSS attacks in a recent Java interview.

When building modern web applications, selecting the right technologies is crucial to balance development speed, scalability, and maintainability.

Because you can’t build serious AI projects on scattered notebooks anymore.

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In 2025, every scalable digital product relies on a cloud-first foundation. The shift isn’t just a trend; it’s the fundamental operating model for all high-performance systems.

When the term Cyber Security is raised in enterprise-level discussions, the focus instinctively gravitates toward the back-end: robust server hardening, meticulous cloud configurations, and complex network-level defenses.

Security tips for the online voyager.

Tracing how cyberattacks have evolved, the types and methods used today, and how global frameworks like CISSP guide the professionals who defend against them.