Mujeeb Muhideen
03 / Writing · Notes from the work

Ideas sharpen when they are written down.

Field notes on engineering, building products independently, and the decisions that rarely fit in a project screenshot.
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  1. Your job queue should decide what may runWhy I built headgate around admission inside the store, and what a flooding tenant, a fast clock, and a passing test suite taught me about the design.Distributed systems · Go · Rust · Open source7 min read
  2. The parts of Go 1.27 I want to useGeneric methods are the headline. I am more interested in safer JSON, leak profiles, in-memory HTTP tests, and the quiet tooling changes.Go · Tooling · Engineering9 min read
  3. What a production database taught pgstreamNotes from hardening a MySQL-to-PostgreSQL migration tool against a real 83-table production backup — the edge cases, the philosophy, and the performance lessons.Go · Databases · Open source5 min read
  4. Between roles, still buildingA short note on looking for the next team while continuing to learn in public and turn ideas into working software.Building · Career · Engineering2 min read