Techstructive Weekly #26

Week #26#

This week was really fun and exciting, I am continuing with more productive weeks. I was able to fix a lot of things this week. I created three videos this week. Worked on the side project with 2 live streams. Was able to demonstrate to the team at my work about the AI Agents. It was a great week.

Next week I am planning to wrap up the series of CRUD Applications with Golang, Netlify cloud functions, and LibSQL by adding authentication and authorization.

Quote of the week#

“One hears the roar of the lion after the hunt, not before it”

— Meet Gor 2025

I am keeping silent in this phase of my life, it is hard, but I haven’t quit, I am trying new things instead of crying, I am pushing through every sob, every hurdle, every pain that goes inside but comes out as a sweat. I am here to hunt, not to sit and wait for the prey to come to me.

This week I am keeping things short, but right now I am a little tired of doing too many things at my work as well as my personal life, hence expect some burst of articles in the next week.

Created#

• CRUD Application with Golang, Netlify Cloud Functions and Turso’s LibSQL Database:
  • Part 1: Setup and Netlify project configurationDouble click to interact with video
  • Part 2: Adding APIs and Templates for List and Create Link post form page
  • Part 3: Adding APIs for Edit and Deleting Links page

I didn’t create any videos the last week, however, this week, I was prepared and based on the things I created the last week, I combined together to make this video into 3 parts. More 2 parts will be coming in the next week.

Read#

• How HTTPS Works Comic: This was a fun way to learn HTTP. It feels nice to read through the comic, nice visuals and extremely.
• Doing hard things while living life - why we build vade studio in clojure Functional programming language might be something I would try out this year. I tried to do it some previous year, but life got me in the middle and had to get back to things. I want to learn a new language this year for sure.

Watched#

• The PrimeAgen and Teej Devries with Mitchel Hshimoto (creator of Terraaform, Vagrant, Ghostty terminal, etc)Double click to interact with video
  • This was a great video, all nerds talking about Golang and Rust and Zig.
  • AI course, no one seems to be really against AI, its just not there yet, where one can just sit back and enjoy the view (or cry)
  • Deciding the programming language or tools first and then the project, is a bit wired, but I think it really depends on what type of mindset are we coming while building the project.

Learnt#

• Python is a mess
  • If I have a dictionary let’s say with some fields and one of the fields has value as None, now if try to access it it will give me none, I want to set the default value as something but it already has the value. This just makes me frustrate at points where it just doesn’t;t make sense, the key is there but of null value, what is the purpose.
• Mongo DB > using find, find_one, regex, in operator and various queries.
• Golang > Iterators with slice range over.

Tech News#

• Open AI launches operators: This is a launch of Kill One More SaaS. Not sure how many SaaS will freak out tomorrow. But it is game-changing and somewhat to keep an eye on and not let it slip through our lives, as this phase is revolutionary for sure.
• DeepSeek R1 models: Open Source and Cheaper Open AI’s alternative. This is a race of getting models to beat each other by accuracy or pricing by slight changes or improvements.

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That’s it from this 26th edition of my weekly learning, I hope you enjoyed it, and leave comments on what you think about some of my takes or any feedback