Blaine Wordly

@blainewordly.bsky.social

🛠 Curious builder. ⚙️ Into sync, systems, and clean architecture. 🌍 Making GoSyncKit (open source). github.com/c0deZ3R0/go-sync-kithttps://github.com/c0deZ3R0/go-sync-kit

🚀 Go Sync Kit v0.20.0 is live and the numbers are wild. We built a complete CQRS/Event Sourcing platform in Go, and in just 2 weeks it's hit 230 clones—that's 5x the average for new Go projects! Devs get it: offline-first + event sourcing is the future. (1/3) 👇

🎉 go-sync-kit v0.6.0! New real-time web dashboard - a reference implementation AND foundation for building event sync systems. - Everything working together: - Live event sync with visual feedback - Event terminal + version tracking - Real-time metrics - Full client-server setup #golang #opensource

Screenshot of Go Sync Kit's real-time monitoring dashboard showing six metric cards displaying: 9 events pushed, 0 events pulled, 0 conflicts resolved, 1ms push duration, 0ms pull duration, 1ms sync duration, and last sync at 4:15:33 AM. On the right is an event log terminal with color-coded entries showing user alerts in orange, server notifications in red, and system maintenance events in green, all timestamped at 4:15 AM and 4:14 AM with author, hostname, priority, and version metadata.

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