Go API services
Gin-based REST endpoints with validation, middleware and structured application layers.
I use Go for backend services where clarity, concurrency and efficient runtime behavior matter. I can build a new API, add a Go service to an existing product or implement a focused backend module.
Go · Gin · PostgreSQL · Redis · channels · context · JWT · OAuth · Docker · REST · testing
The exact combination depends on the project. These are the areas I can cover directly.
Gin-based REST endpoints with validation, middleware and structured application layers.
Workers, channels, contexts, cancellation and controlled parallel processing where appropriate.
Schema changes, queries, transaction-aware workflows and migration tooling.
Caching, rate-limiting support and temporary state where Redis is a good fit.
JWT flows, role checks, request context and common API middleware.
Containerized workflows and tests around important service behavior.
Define boundaries, data ownership, routes and expected workload.
Implement handlers, application logic, storage and concurrency where needed.
Add configuration, migrations, tests and deployment-oriented packaging.
Small focused tasks can start from $150. Websites, features and integrations typically start from $400. Larger MVP and custom backend work starts from around $1,200, depending on scope.
Yes. A Go service can be introduced for a focused responsibility without rewriting the rest of the product.
Yes. I use Gin for HTTP APIs where its routing and middleware model fit the project.
Yes. PostgreSQL can hold durable product data while Redis handles cache or short-lived state where appropriate.
Yes. I can review request flow, concurrency, database access and resource usage to identify practical improvements.