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Christian

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Nov 16, 202511 min read

Building a Scalable Monolithic Backend with Go Fiber: Folder Structure Explained

I recently migrated my API backend from Laravel to Go, with the goal of making my web app faster and more lightweight. While doing that, I kept thinking about whether I should go full microservices and split everything or just keep things monolithic. Then I remembered one of my favorite quotes: 'Premature optimization is the root of all evil.' — Donald Knuth. That line stuck with me. Instead of overcomplicating my architecture too early, I decided to focus on building a clean, well-structured monolithic backend. And honestly, it's been working really well. It's fast, organized, and fits perfectly with my original goal: to make my web app faster and more efficient without unnecessary complexity.

GoBackendArchitectureGofiber
Dec 20, 20252 min read

How to Publish a Go Module to GitHub and Import It in Your Project

Go modules are the standard way to manage dependencies and share reusable code in Go. If you want other projects to import your code directly from GitHub, you need to structure and publish your module correctly. This guide walks through creating a Go module, pushing it to GitHub, and importing it into another project using best practices.

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Dec 6, 20255 min read

Before You Use Goroutines in Golang, Make Sure You Understand This

Goroutines are lightweight concurrent functions in Golang to run your code concurrently. A great way to make code more efficient and scalable. However, when multiple requests come at the same time and try to process the same data, this can lead to race conditions that cause unpredictable behavior in your application. Race conditions are problems that occur when multiple operations try to access or change the same data at the same time. Because these operations overlap, one operation may read data that another operation is still modifying, or two operations may try to write different values at once.

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