Sean SchulteAxie Infinity Auto-BattlesAxie Infinity is a blockchain game “about collecting and raising fantasy creatures called Axie”. The basic premise is that you collect…May 7, 20192May 7, 20192
Sean SchulteUsing libsodium in Lambda, with GoIf you’ve been reading along, you already saw how to build and package libsodium so we can use it in Lambda when our function is written in…Mar 19, 2018Mar 19, 2018
Sean SchulteUsing libsodium in Lambda, with ClojureI store some data in S3, like a lot of you probably do. And one of my requirements is that the data is encrypted. You might need that too.Mar 19, 2018Mar 19, 2018
Sean SchulteConsuming SQS Events in Lambda. But with Clojure.Clojure is for writing functions. AWS Lambda is for executing functions. It’s a match made in heaven!Feb 7, 2018Feb 7, 2018
Sean SchulteGet water out of the go-poolA little while ago I wrote about go-pool, and here I am again to write about it some more.Sep 27, 2017Sep 27, 2017
Sean Schultego-pool for maximizing concurrencyI want to talk a little bit about concurrency in Go, and a couple different approaches to it.Sep 1, 2017Sep 1, 2017
Sean SchulteMutually Authenticated TLS from a Go clientMutually Authenticated TLS is a good way to secure an API that will only have a handful of users. (You have to generate a new certificate…Jul 3, 20172Jul 3, 20172
Sean SchulteDear Slack,I use your app all day, every day. A lot of people do!Nov 2, 20161Nov 2, 20161
Sean Schultesrslog: Sending syslog Messages from GoI recently created a new open source project called srslog*. It implements the syslog protocol and allows you to send syslog messages from…Jan 22, 20161Jan 22, 20161
Sean SchulteRusty’s First Programming LessonMy eldest son Rusty is five years old, and that means two things: he uses his iPad a lot, and he asks a lot of questions. One thing that…Oct 14, 2015Oct 14, 2015
