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Mastering High-Performance Image Processing in Go

Image processing is a staple requirement for modern backend systems. Whether you are building a user profile system that needs to generate thumbnails, an e-commerce platform that needs to standardize product photos, or a content management system (CMS) handling massive uploads, the way you handle images matters.

Demystifying Rust Async: Building Your Own Future and Executor from Scratch

If you have been working with Rust for a while, you rely heavily on tokio or async-std. By 2025, these runtimes have become incredibly mature, handling everything from networking to file I/O with impressive efficiency. However, for a Senior Rust Developer, treating the async runtime as a “black box” is a liability.

Unblocking the Main Thread: A Deep Dive into Web Workers in React

Let’s be real for a second. We’ve all been there: you build a beautiful dashboard, implement a complex data filter or a large CSV parser, and the moment the user clicks “Process,” the UI locks up. The spinner freezes, the hover effects die, and the browser screams “Page Unresponsive.”

Mastering Database Connection Pooling and Transaction Management in Go

Introduction # In the landscape of modern backend development, the database often becomes the first bottleneck as your application scales. While Go (Golang) is celebrated for its concurrency model and raw performance, its standard library package database/sql is frequently misunderstood. It is not just a connector; it is a sophisticated connection pool manager.

Mastering Rust Concurrency: A Deep Dive into Channels, Mutexes, and Atomics

In the landscape of systems programming in 2026, hardware parallelism is no longer a luxury—it is the default. With consumer CPUs strictly increasing core counts, single-threaded applications are leaving performance on the table. However, concurrent programming remains one of the most notoriously difficult areas of software engineering, prone to race conditions, deadlocks, and impossible-to-reproduce bugs.