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An advanced, in-depth guide to Plumego. This tutorial explores real-world architecture patterns, middleware composition, context design, lifecycle management, observability, and building production-grade Go services with Plumego.
Plumego is a deliberate, explicit Go framework designed for long-lived services, disciplined teams, and engineers who value clarity over magic. This article provides a comprehensive introduction to Plumego’s philosophy, architecture, and practical usage.
Birdor Tools is a quiet, reliable hub of practical tools, clear engineering notes, and thoughtful experiments around modern software. Here is our vision, what’s live today, and what’s coming next.
A development update introducing unified UI badges, a new prebuild changelog pipeline, and the major launch of the official 'What is Birdor' product overview page.
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A development update covering HS512 support in the JWT Debugger, improved JSON tree collapsing, and the launch of the Birdor Changelog system.
A calm, friendly, and practical 20-chapter Python beginner handbook designed for modern developers.
A practical, Birdor-style comparison of Python, Go, and Rust — strengths, weaknesses, performance, concurrency, ecosystems, and when to choose each.
A development update covering new SEO metadata for all tools and the addition of a GitHub icon to the site header.
Lua for Game Development is a calm, practical book for developers who want to use Lua as a real production tool: game loops, ECS, AI, UI, multiplayer, tooling, and deployment — with clean examples and engine-agnostic patterns.
The full Lua Game Development handbook, designed for developers who want a clean, practical, end-to-end understanding of Lua as a scripting language for games. Covers core language concepts, game loops, rendering, gameplay systems, AI, ECS, multiplayer networking, tooling, performance, and release pipelines.
Packaging & deploying a Lua game: builds, asset bundles, localization, DLC, patches, versioning, distribution and CI/CD automation.
A complete engine architecture for Lua: ECS, plugin systems, optimization, memory management, coroutines, debugging tools, and modular runtime layers.
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