Beyond Unicorn: Why I Code-Gen Instead of Emulating
Emulation is wrong when you call the same routine thousands of times. How Alicorn lifts x64 to C# and replaces Unicorn on the hot path.
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Go Concurrency Patterns: A Practical Reading Order
A guided reading order through the Go concurrency patterns that compound: producer-consumer, generator, worker pool, pipeline, semaphore, context, and real-world examples. The shortest path to writing concurrent Go you can reason about.
TypeScript DDD Aggregates & Repositories
Build DDD aggregates and repositories in TypeScript with TDD. Enforce invariants and test application flows with an in-memory repository.
Building a Native x64-to-C# Transpiler: Why I Built Alicorn
Building a native x64-to-C# transpiler sounds simple until you meet the RFLAGS register. The question behind Alicorn, and what the gap keeps teaching me.
Context and Cancellation in Go: Stopping Work That Shouldn't Have Started
Go context cancellation without the fluff: timeouts, request lifecycles, errgroup fan-out, and graceful shutdown — no leaked goroutines.
Go Goroutines vs C# async/await: Who Carries the Cognitive Load?
Goroutines and async/await solve the same problem from opposite assumptions. A polyglot's take on primitives vs compiler-managed patterns.
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