Applied Go

LLMs talk to humans. Software doesn't want smalltalk, software wants precise data. New models like Jev deliver prompt responses as choices, scores, and probabilities.

A dependency received a critical security patch. An immediate update seems mandatory, but doing so opens the doors for supply-chain attacks. Where's the escape hatch?

How to build custom container images for Microsandbox and enjoy near-instant microVM startup times

Always run untrusted code in an isolated environment. Now easier than ever before.

Make it work, make it robust, make it fast: The first is easy, the third is optional. Number two is underestimated until prod is down.

Code will grow large, old, or otherwise unfamiliar over time. Keep an overview (and control) over your code with these tools and techniques.

Do not reject AI for taking the joy of coding away from you. Rather, use them in smart ways that reduce chore but keep you in control.

A new attack targets LLMs that can access your data and the internet. The remedy: just don't let them. It's easier than you might think.

Do you rigorously distinguish between black-box and white-box testing? The distinction matters a lot, and with Go, it takes no effort to implement either kind of test.

AI for Go development, in Go apps, and written in Go. A list.