Why Building a Blog Editor in Go (with Fyne + Neon) Changed Everything

When we started building a blog editor, we didn’t want another web CMS.
We wanted something fast, local, and distraction-free. That’s why we chose:

• Go for backend reliability ⚙️
• Fyne for a native desktop UI 💻
• Neon Postgres for cloud-native storage 🗄️

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The Pain We Solved

Before this, we were stuck with:

• Slow web dashboards
• Fragile browser editors
• Poor offline support

Now, our workflow looks like this:

1. Write a draft locally ✍️
2. Add tags & categories in seconds
3. Hit Preview to see a real blog layout
4. One-click Publish to Neon

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Code Example (Go)

Here’s the simplest Create call to insert a post:

id, err := posts.Create(ctx, &types.Post{
    Title:     "Why Go + Fyne + Neon",
    Slug:      "why-go-fyne-neon",
    Summary:   "We built a blog editor using Go, Fyne, and Neon Postgres.",
    ContentMD: "# Hello World",
    Author:    "Admin",
    Status:    types.StatusPublished,
})
if err != nil {
    panic(err)
}
fmt.Println("Post ID:", id)