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Numerous architectural models (Clean Architecture, Hexagonal, Onion, Domain‑Driven Design) present different terminology and slightly different structure, yet they converge on a single principle: Place business rules in their own layer.

If you, like me, like to keep your code clean, then you probably need to do many refactors.

Tempts is my temporal Go SDK wrapper that enables safer usage of Temporal when writing workflows in Go.

When writing Go code, you have a lot of freedom in how you organize things, but there are some common pitfalls to avoid.

Introduction Let’s talk about global state in programming.

Are you using Temporal and writing workflows in Go using their Go SDK?

There are three other packages already that implement data loaders in go, but after using them for a while, I wasn’t happy and decided to write my own.

I recently taught myself HTMX, and I’m excited to see its growth because it revives an old idea that the world has forgotten: hypermedia..

I just published a blog post on the Anchorage Digital Engineering blog on the somewhat controversial topic of using code vs infrastructure to solve problems.

While attempting to extend the slog package in many different ways, I kept coming back to this idea that, at some point, I have to write a slog.Handler.

In my previous blog post on the Anchorage Digital blog, I wrote about logging features I’d love to see built around the new slog package coming in Go 1.21.

Go 1.21 will be released with many improvements that I appreciate, but the one that stands out to me the most is the addition of the log/slog package.

I have been using CUE for over 2 years and I’ve found it to be incredibly good at defining policies.