Developer-Tools on Birdor Blog

Introducing Plumego — A Standard-Library-First Go HTTP Toolkit

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 09:20:00 +0800

Plumego is a small Go HTTP toolkit built around one clear idea:

Keep Go web services explicit, maintainable, and close to the standard library.

It is not designed to hide net/http.

It is designed to make net/http easier to organize, easier to maintain, and easier to grow into production services without adopting a heavy framework model.

Plumego is currently an early but increasingly structured open-source framework. Its direction is clear:

A Practical Tech Stack for Indie Developers — Simple, Reliable, and Built to Ship

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 09:10:00 +0800

Indie development is not only about writing code.

It is about choosing a technical path that lets one person or a small team build, launch, maintain, and improve a product without being crushed by complexity.

For indie developers, the best tech stack is rarely the most advanced one.

It is the one that helps you ship.

A good indie stack should be:

simple enough to understand
reliable enough for production
cheap enough to run
flexible enough to evolve
boring enough to maintain
fast enough for users
friendly enough for long-term iteration

This article introduces a practical tech stack for indie developers building modern web tools, SaaS products, browser extensions, APIs, content sites, and small commercial products.

Introducing Birdor JSON Lens — A Calm and Practical JSON Viewer for Developers

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 09:00:00 +0800

Birdor JSON Lens is a calm, practical JSON viewer built for developers who inspect structured data every day.

It is designed for one simple purpose:

Make JSON readable wherever you find it.

Whether JSON appears in an API response, a copied snippet, a selected block of text, a local file, or a configuration document, JSON Lens helps you view, format, validate, compare, and understand it with less friction.

Why JSON Lens?

JSON is everywhere in modern software development.