The HackerNoon Newsletter: Go Builds Packages, Not Files — Here’s Why That Matters (1/10/2026)

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How to Scale Videos: Parallel Processing, Messenger, and More

By @mattleads [ 10 Min read ] In this article, we will build a production-grade video processing architecture that validates uploads instantly using the new Symfony 7.4 constraints. Read More.

Go Builds Packages, Not Files — Here’s Why That Matters

By @hacker5295744 [ 15 Min read ] Gos build system isnt something to fight or work around. Its an API in its own right - one that rewards understanding. Read More.

Using AI for Line Edits, Voice, and Consistency (Without Cheating)

By @burvestorylab [ 7 Min read ] Learn a practical AI-assisted workflow for line edits, character voice, and consistency—without ghostwriting. You stay the author; AI polishes. Read More.

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