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My latest new on my OSS project covering JSON, XML, and GraphQL with Ruby, Go and C.

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SLIP is public

After years in development SLIP is now public. It is an almost complete Common LISP implementation written in Go. Why is that interesting, SLIP supports Go plugins which allow it to be extended with Go code.

How Oj Just Got Faster

The original Oj parser is a performant parser that supports several modes. As of this writing Oj is almost 10 years old. A dinosaur by coding standards. It was time for an upgrade. Oj::Parser is that upgrade. It's faster and has a cleaner option API.

OjG v1.12.0 Release

MongoDB output can now be parsed by the SEN parser. Just pipe output from mongosh to the oj application with the -mongo option.

The Pretty JSON Revolution

Wouldn't it be nice if more JSON tools supported a truly pretty JSON format? Demand options for truly pretty JSON now! Viva la revolucion!

Building Solid Go GraphQL Applications Quickly

It seemed like a good time to talk about black box testing with GTT since a new super tolerant script file loader was added by using the SEN file parser.

WebSockets with GraphQL in Go the Easy Way

With a little time over the holidays I wrote an example of using WebSockets with GraphQL with the golang GGql package. I've been using GGql heavily at UHN and it has been holding up well with subscriptions and auth as well as other layers to make mongo database integration easier.

OjC vs Simdjson

Benchmarks and feature comparison with a twist. Real benchmarks but narrated and presented as a track meet. This goes along with the 4.0 release of OjC.

GGql Becomes Open Source

The lawyers gave the okay to bring GGql open source. GGql is a super fast Go GraphQL package with a much easier to use API. GGql comes out near the top in GraphQL benchmarks.

Agoo Release

The latest addition to my open source projects is Agoo, is a high performance web server gem for Ruby. Agoo includes a new publish and subscribe model that the author of Iodine and I worked on together. A short article that describes the API for pub/sub with some example