HTMX vs JavaScript Frameworks: When to Use It
Compare HTMX vs React and other JavaScript frameworks: bundle size, build step, server integration, and when each is the better choice.
Tag: golang
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Blog Posts
Monolith vs Microservices: When Each Wins
Monolith vs microservices: when to build each, and how to start simple and split when a real bottleneck demands it.
Projects
css-trimmer
A fast CLI tool that uses static analysis to remove unused classes from CSS files. Supports dry-run mode, custom output paths, and multiple source file formats.
Can reduce the size of a 843Â kB file by 44% in ~50 ms.
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Winslow Electric - Digital Growth
I designed and built a website for a local electrical company. I grew traffic through SEO, social media, and paid ads, then implemented tracking to show the owners exactly which channels drive customers and sales. This gave them data to optimize ad spending and compare organic vs paid performance.
Delivered MVP in 2 weeks.
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penbomb
A Go HTTP handler that returns a 100 GB zip bomb. Designed to punish pentesters scraping sites at endpoints that would normally just return a 404. Adapts the payload based on the Accept-Encoding header.
Punishes roughly 300 requests per site per week, with no additional cost.
mauth
Mauth (mock auth) is an OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect provider for system and system integration tests.
ddns-go
A client for Namecheap's Dynamic DNS service, written in Go.
Progressive Flagr
Flagr is an open-source AB Testing and Feature Flagging microservice. I was hired by Progressive to add features and improve the performance of an inner-source branch of Flagr.
Among other features, I added RBAC, new convenient API methods, and time-based constraint types. I also executed a large refactor of the codebase, resulting in ~80k less total LoC, and a 10x reduction in average response time. I mentored other developers working on Flagr and led teams of contributors in inner-source code jams.
We hope to open-source our branch of Flagr in the near future.
Tricaster
An open-source raytracer written in Go with multi-threaded rendering, adaptive workload distribution, procedural textures, and realistic reflections and refractions.