"Awesome-go: A comprehensive Go resource by Thiago Avelino"

🌍 The entire world's IT infrastructure relies heavily on one unsung hero: Open Source Software 💻✨ From frameworks to databases, tools to libraries — open source is everywhere. But here’s the reality 👇 🪶 Most of these vital projects are built and maintained by unpaid developers who pour in their time, skill, and energy without asking for much in return. They are the unsung heroes of our digital age 🙌 So next time you use an open-source tool, remember to: ✅ Star ⭐ the repo ✅ Contribute a PR 📝 ✅ Support maintainers 💖 ✅ Or even just say “thank you” 🙏 Open source isn't just about code — it's about community, trust, and collaboration 🤝✨ Let’s celebrate and support the incredible developers keeping the digital world afloat! 🚀🔥 #OpenSource #Developers #TechCommunity #Coding #SupportOpenSource #Innovation #DevLife #SoftwareEngineering

🌍 Open Source: Powering the World of Tech   💡 Did you know? Some of the most impactful technologies we use daily—like Linux, Python, React, Node.js, and Kubernetes—are the result of open-source communities. These aren’t just tools; they’re the foundation of modern software development, shaping everything from startups to enterprise systems.   ✨ So, why does Open Source matter so much?   1️⃣ Collaboration at Scale – Open source brings together developers from all over the world, allowing diverse perspectives to solve problems faster and better. A bug that might take days for one developer can be resolved within hours by a community. 2️⃣ Accelerated Innovation – Because the code is open, people can build on each other’s work instead of starting from scratch. This rapid iteration fuels new frameworks, libraries, and solutions that push the industry forward. 3️⃣ Transparency & Trust – Unlike closed software, open source lets anyone look under the hood. This builds confidence in security, privacy, and performance because the community continuously reviews and improves the code. 4️⃣ Learning & Growth – For many developers, contributing to open source is their first step into real-world software. It’s a playground to experiment, learn, and gain recognition in the global developer ecosystem.   👨💻 At CepiaLabs, we view open source as more than just free code. It’s a movement—a culture of knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and empowerment. By leveraging open-source tools, we build smarter and faster. By contributing back, we give other developers the same opportunities that helped us grow.   🔮 The future of technology will only get more interconnected, and open source will continue to be at its core. Whether it’s AI models, cloud-native systems, or developer tools, the spirit of collaboration will define the next big breakthroughs.   👉 Question for you: Which open-source project has had the biggest impact on your journey as a developer?   #CepiaLabs #OpenSource #Developers #Collaboration #Innovation #SoftwareEngineering

Open source isn’t just about software. It’s a powerful story of collaboration, credibility, and community. For tech brands, tapping into this movement means more than adopting code. It’s about aligning with a culture that drives trust, speed and innovation at scale. The next wave of technology breakthroughs will be powered by community and openness. The question for your comms team is: are you telling your brand’s open source story loud enough? Are you building your tribe? In this article, Divya Mohan, SUSE elucidates how innovation flourishes in environments where diverse perspectives are welcomed and shared. At Candour Communications, we support open source discussions for companies like @SUSE and industry bodies like The Linux Foundation, ensuring service partners understand both your business and its ecosystem. Choose wisely. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ghAD6aBk #opensource #candourclient #SUSE #TheLinuxFoundation #techpr

Open source is no longer just a developer’s playground, it's a business enabler. Working with SUSE, a global leader in open source enterprise solutions, has helped to see how transparency, collaboration, and community are driving real transformation in the tech space.

Last week, I spent some free time working on a problem that often comes up in Go development: handling concurrency cleanly and efficiently. That’s how <go-pool> was born — a simple yet powerful worker pool implementation designed to reduce complexity when dealing with concurrent tasks in Go. Concurrency is one of Go’s greatest strengths, but managing it efficiently can introduce significant complexity. With go-pool, my goal was to provide a clean, minimal, and developer-friendly abstraction that helps teams handle concurrent workloads without reinventing synchronization logic. 💡 Key highlights: - Efficient worker pool for streamlined task execution - Built-in support for context cancellation and graceful shutdown - Simplified error handling and synchronization - Benchmarked to compete with — and in many cases surpass — primitive concurrency implementations Lightweight, readable, and easy to integrate into existing Go projects — This was a project I developed driven by my interest in building scalable, performant backend systems and contributing to the Go ecosystem. You can explore the code and benchmarks here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e8tVViXQ I’d love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or use cases where this could add value. #golang #softwareengineering #performance #opensource #concurrency #backenddevelopment #godev

🚀 As a Full Stack Developer, I’ve learned that writing code is easy—writing scalable and maintainable code is the real skill. The best stack isn’t about the latest framework, it’s about clean architecture, teamwork, and problem-solving. Tools change, but fundamentals last. #FullStackDeveloper #WebDevelopment #CleanCode #Scalability #DeveloperLife

The Full-Stack Delusion of More Tools. When you start out, you think the best developers use the most cutting-edge tech: a new state management library, a different serverless provider, an esoteric logging tool. The reality? Complexity is a tax on shipping. I used to introduce a new tool every time I ran into a tiny problem. It felt like I was "solving" things. All I did was make the codebase impossible to onboard, slower to build, and fragile when dependencies broke. The mindset change: Solve the problem first. Then evaluate if your current toolset can handle it. 90% of the time, React/Node/Mongo can do what you need if you refactor your logic instead of adding a new layer. What’s one tool you happily deleted from your project and never looked back? #MERNStack #FullStackDeveloper #Simplicity #DeveloperMindset #Productivity

New era of Vibe Coding Cloudflare has just open-sourced VibeSDK, a game-changer for AI-powered software development. This comprehensive toolkit lets you launch your own "vibe coding" platform with a single click, enabling anyone to create, test, and deploy applications simply by describing their desired outcome. Leveraging large language models (LLMs) for everything from code generation to debugging, it's democratizing the very act of programming. This isn't just a new tool; it's a foundational shift. VibeSDK dramatically lowers the barrier to entry, empowering non-technical teams (marketing, product) to build their own internal tools, and SaaS companies to offer deep customer customizations without extensive engineering cycles. By providing a production-grade, secure, and scalable architecture built on Cloudflare's robust ecosystem, it moves "vibe coding" from a novel concept to a deployable reality, poised to accelerate AI-native innovation for businesses of all sizes. Try here: https://lnkd.in/gPHTeNDt Github repo: https://lnkd.in/gEzXVsHH #cloudflare #developer #vibesdk #vibecoding

"Let’s be real—trying to figure out everything on your own can slow you down. The truth is, some of the best developer growth happens through community. That friend who shows you a faster way to do something. That random dev in a forum who explains a bug you’ve been fighting for days. That weekend project that turned into something big just because you built it together. So join a dev community. Hop on a call. Attend a local meetup (or start one). Talk code. Share stuff. Ask questions. You’ll be surprised how far it takes you. 🚀 You don’t have to do it alone. #DeveloperCommunity #DevTalks #LearnTogether #Networking #GrowthJourney #WebDevLife #CodeBetterTogether"

SpendWise is LIVE! After countless hours of building, testing, fixing, and many late nights, SpendWise is officially deployed and running in production. This project means a lot to me because I handled everything from the frontend to backend deployment myself - setting up servers, configuring authentication, Dockerizing the app, and integrating the database. What SpendWise does: - Track your income and expenses - Get real-time summaries and insights - Secure authentication with JWT Steps I took to make it production ready: - Built and tested both frontend and backend locally - Dockerized the backend for easy deployment - Hosted frontend on Vercel - Deployed backend on Render using Docker image - Migrated database to MongoDB Atlas - Set up environment variables for production - Configured CORS and secure cookies - Implemented refresh tokens for persistent login - Integrated image uploads via Cloudinary - Thorough testing of routes, authentication, and file uploads in production I focused more on functionality and will keep improving the app with new features and refinements. Big lesson learned: - Persistence pays off. Even when things broke at 2 AM, I kept going. - This app will set the tone for other apps i will be building. I believe it can only get better from here. Live link: https://lnkd.in/dps7ftHz Appreciation To everyone of who encouraged me along the way, i say a big thank you. #SpendWise #WebDevelopment #FullstackDeveloper #Docker #MongoDB #Vercel #Render #NodeJS #React