Recently, I decided to dive a little deeper into how the internet works, not just using APIs or libraries, but actually writing something that communicates over the network at a lower level. So I built a basic TCP server in Go.
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I use Git every day, but honestly had no idea how it worked under the hood. So I spent a few weeks building my own version in Rust to figure it out. Turns out, Git is way cooler than I thought.
I've always found Discord bots fun to mess with, they're like little automated sidekicks living in your server. But instead of using the usual Node.js setup, I decided to try something different: writing a bot in Go.
Blockchain development is an exciting space, and Solana stands out for its high speed and low fees. As someone starting my journey in Solana smart contract programming, I wrote a very basic program to understand the fundamentals.