All writings tagged with "Architecture"
Founders are right to move fast. Early on, speed is survival. But some shortcuts do more than save time they quietly borrow against your future ability to build, change, and scale
Code explains what the system does. Documentation explains why it does it that way. When the why disappears, velocity disappears with it.
By now we have a small Go API that is not embarrassing. For the last part, we are going to add the stuff that turns “cute demo” into “this could actually run”
In part 1 we built a small payment links API. In part 2 we are going to do the things everyone promises they will do “after launch” and then never do until something catches fire.
So in this note, we are going to build a Go server with routing that stays boring and predictable. Boring is good. Boring survives.
Chaos engineering sounds like something only companies with thousands of microservices and a platform team the size of a small country should care about. That is a myth.