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Good afternoon, my fellows. 😊 I’ve received 100+ YES votes for the Backend Engineering program thank you for the strong interest.❤️🔥🔥🔥 Because this is a live, mentor-led program, seats will be strictly limited to keep the quality high. Next step: I’ll be sharing a short application form to select a focused and committed cohort. Please note: this will not be first-come, first-served. More details soon.👇👇👇👇

Quick Poll Backend Engineering Program I’m planning a 12-week LIVE Server-Side Engineering program for Software Engineering students (2nd year and above). Focus areas: Event-driven architectures, microservices and service-to-service communication, distributed systems fundamentals, authentication and authorization (JWT, RBAC), API gateways and backend orchestration, data modeling and transactional systems, asynchronous processing, and backend components behind large-scale platforms. Limited seats, experienced instructors, and guest engineers from big/global tech companies. Would you join if this launches?

part 2 will continue tomorrow

live stream join now Guys Learn RabbitMQ for Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)

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Detecting goroutine leaks with synctest/pprof

A leak occurs when one or more goroutines are indefinitely blocked on synchronization primitives like channels, while other goroutines continue running and the program as a whole keeps functioning. We'll look at some examples shortly.

https://antonz.org/detecting-goroutine-leaks

Golang optimizations for high‑volume services

https://packagemain.tech/p/golang-optimizations-for-highvolume?ref=dailydev

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