Founding Engineer @Anchorage
New York City
Joined June 2008
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AI coding agents are growing codebases faster than traditional CI pipelines can handle. When code generation becomes effortless, developer experience breaks in new ways. anchorage.com/research/when-…
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Out of everything I've read about software architecture, the most important thing is to have a "domain layer". It doesn't matter who your preferred software architecture guru is. They'll all tell you that you need one of these. viktorstanchev.com/posts/gua…
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This is why you should care about the UIs of transaction signing devices. Full talk at: youtube.com/watch?v=Mjd3kFm2…
What you see is (supposed to be) what you sign. But let’s be real: most users see “0x8e…4b” and cross their fingers. Viktor Stanchev (@Vikstrous), Founding Engineer at Anchorage Digital and I dove into this at Eth Taipei.
@EthTaipei was excellent. I learned a lot and got to meet some really interesting people. Thank you for inviting us to speak about the risks of blind signing and to sing "I want it that way"
Tonight’s ETH Taipei Closing Party was at different level.
Huge shoutout to everyone who came, vibed, danced, and even got on stage to sing. Thank you for making it magic. 🎤💃🕺
You made it lit. You made it unforgettable. The energy is off the charts.
Till the next ETH Taipei—Let’s keep BUIDLing, keep laughing, and keep vibing both on-chain and off-chain.（and keep showing up on ETH2026😘）
💚 #ETHTaipei2025
Do you get stuck when trying to make large code refactors across a whole codebase? I've been refactoring a monorepo regularly for years and I have some tips to share.
viktorstanchev.com/posts/how…
Do you have the crab pattern in your Go package dependency structure? Learn more about how it forms, how and why to avoid it. viktorstanchev.com/posts/avo…
#golang #SoftwareArchitecture
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Learn more about the benefits of writing code without global state from my new blog post! viktorstanchev.com/posts/ach…
What have missed? What are your experiences with/without global state?
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This is the project I've been working on lately. I can talk about now that it's public :)
1/ Introducing Atlas, the crypto settlement network by @Anchorage Digital, built for institutions to maximize capital efficiency.
Buy/sell-side firms use Atlas to help avoid counterparty, delivery, and bankruptcy risks.
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Are you using @temporalio and writing workflows in Go using their #golang SDK? I created a type-safe wrapper around the Temporal Go SDK called tstemporal. It helps you avoid many common mistakes when working with Temporal workflows.
viktorstanchev.com/posts/tst…
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This #golang package I wrote is useful to anyone building #graphql servers in Go. It has a nicer interface than other data loader packages and works just as well or better.
viktorstanchev.com/posts/why…
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I had a great time chatting about event driven systems on @GoTimeFM with @Indu_alagarsamy and @crichardson! Thanks you @Angelica_Hill for making it happen! #golang #microservices
🚢 New episode of Go Time!
📌 Event-driven systems & architecture
🤩 featuring @crichardson
🤩 @indu_alagarsamy & @vikstrous
🎙 hosted by @Angelica_Hill
🗂 #golang #architecture
💚 gotime.fm/297
I started to dabble in building web UIs with HTMX and building front-ends. It allows for building very high performing and smooth feeling websites without writing fancy JavaScript. Read my initial thoughts about HTMX here: viktorstanchev.com/posts/exp…
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Is a little code better than a little infrastructure? (new blog post on the @Anchorage blog) medium.com/anchorage/a-littl…
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31%Delete them both!
16 votes • Final resultsCongrats to @SocketSecurity (socket.dev) for their $20M Series A funding! Their supply chain protection for open source dependencies is a life-saver. Check them out if you haven't already! #SupplyChainSecurity #Cybersecurity
I rebuilt my blog with hugo+github pages, removed the "blog" subdomain and published a new blog post about how to extend the Go 1.21 slog logger: viktorstanchev.com/posts/fou…
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Anyone else hyped about slog and go 1.21? Read my thoughts on what to build on top of it. #logging #golang blog.viktorstanchev.com/2023…
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