Go developer

Building business card sites on Go

Sleek v-cards and landing pages on my own Go backend — no templates, no lost speed. Bots and a custom backend built around your logic — for the trickier stuff.

Why not a builder?

01

Own code, not a template

No visual builders or someone else's limits — just code written specifically for your project, easy to extend later.

02

Fast loading

A Go backend and minimal JavaScript mean pages load in a fraction of a second — that directly affects conversion and search rankings.

03

Full control

The site is entirely yours: choose your own hosting, change anything anytime, with no approval needed from a third-party platform.

Website builders start looking the same fast, and you eventually hit their limits. I build your site from scratch in Go: full control over layout, speed, and logic — contact forms, analytics, integrations — with no monthly fee for someone else's platform.

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Speed

A Go backend serves pages faster than most builders and CMS platforms — less JS, fewer unnecessary requests.

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No subscriptions

The site is yours forever. No monthly platform fee, just a one-time build and hosting of your choice.

CODE_EXAMPLE ↓↓↓ contact_handler.go

PROJECTS

Selected work

MatchMaker Arena
GOLANG GOROUTINES REST API

MatchMaker Arena

A backend service for PvP matchmaking: async request processing through a worker pool, two modes — Ranked and Casual.

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Multisync
GOLANG WEBDAV CONCURRENCY

Multisync

Multithreaded sync of local folders with several WebDAV servers — watches for changes and syncs files automatically.

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Horror Facts

FULL-STACK / AI

Horror Facts

A dark, atmospheric web app with real stories behind famous horror movies. 65+ movies in the database, AI search via DeepSeek for movies outside the database, an interactive location map, and JWT authentication.

65+ movies
Go + PostgreSQL
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Need a business card site?

Tell me about your project — let's discuss timeline and cost. Also open to backend work in Go.

Let's be in touch