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ADVANCED GO PRACTICE · 2026

Building systems
that actually work.

Three complete Go applications exploring realtime communication, secure authentication, and concurrent web processing.

03Live projects
GoCore language
100%Functional
main.go
func main() {
  hub := NewHub()
  go hub.Run()

  router.GET("/ws", serveChat)
  router.Run(":8080")
}
GO3 SYSTEMS
All systems live
Built at NUTECH
WEBSOCKETSJWT AUTHGOROUTINESCONCURRENCYGIN

FEATURED WORK

Projects designed to be
used, not just viewed.

Each project combines a real Go backend with a responsive interface and production deployment.

01 / REALTIME SYSTEM LIVE

GORILLA WEBSOCKET + GOROUTINES

Signal Room

A live multi-user chat room with instant message broadcasting, active presence, reconnect handling, and bounded message history.

  • Live WebSocket connections
  • Goroutine broadcast hub
  • Presence and heartbeats
Open Signal Room
pfai-signal-chat.onrender.com
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GENERAL CHANNEL · 3 ONLINE
AN

Connections should feel instant.

GO

Channels keep everyone in sync.

Transmit a message...
02 / SECURE API LIVE

GIN + JWT + BCRYPT

Keyline Workspace

A secure personal task workspace with account registration, signed access tokens, protected routes, and isolated user data.

  • Bcrypt password hashing
  • JWT authentication middleware
  • Complete task CRUD
Open Keyline
pfai-keyline.vercel.app
PRIVATE LEDGERGood morning,
Anas.
Complete Go projectSECURED
Verify API deploymentSECURED
JWT SESSION ACTIVE
03 / CONCURRENT SYSTEM LIVE

WORKER POOL + RATE LIMITING

Orbit Crawler

A bounded concurrent web crawler that maps public websites while respecting rate limits, timeouts, and network safety rules.

  • Concurrent worker goroutines
  • Token-bucket rate limiting
  • SSRF and redirect protection
Launch Orbit
pfai-orbit.vercel.app
GO
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ABOUT THE DEVELOPER

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Built by Anas
at NUTECH.

These projects were created for Advanced Go Practice at the National University of Technology, Islamabad. The goal was simple: build functional systems, understand the engineering behind them, and present them clearly.