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Hello, I never created notes for these, but I did shares the slides used for the course. I hope this helps: drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Y-H54z2IVWcEMvnkeubCwyCj9f-bp5E?usp=drive_link

@@codeandlearnwithlove Thanks Kindness

Here: vscodethemes.com/e/gsgualbano.baby-panda/baby-panda

I prefer this format for project because I can cover a log more details and create projects close to production applications.

For sure, I am working on it. Btw can I ask you why Gin?

@codeandlearnwithlove I was working as an intern for org name Fampay they were migrating their infrastructure from Django Rest Framework to Gin. Fiber can be a better choice but Gin is so good too. Std lib is good but our senior decided to go with Gin. I didn't know how to write to Go so I learnt go from you after that I started learning Gin so far enjoyed it.

Thanks for the context, I was just curious because we always tend to prefer standard lib packages. But understand different dev teams have different experiences and as such preferences.

​@@codeandlearnwithlove although I am still below Junior I was assigned to Casbin work basically auth part of an app whole app was on EDA I think they were using the RabbitMQ I am not too sure. I didn't ask him too much btw he is the Java OG he told me he likes Gin in Go and Nest in the JS ecosystem. He also taught me how to develop lambdas in python later we did the same thing in go.

That’s nice. We tend to build our own stuff in the company I work for, when it comes to authn, authz, etc and use Kafka for pub sub. I think most of the technologies you use depends on the scale of the company. It’s good that you are learning different frameworks but when you gain experience, you will realize frameworks can sometimes be bit too much, at least that is my experience with them. Btw I am not judging but I have seen Java devs killing Go projects by trying to write Go with Java style of things.

Different languages have different project directory structures which are treated idiomatic. In Go this directory structure is very common, internal is for non exported packages, while cmd holds main files for different applications. Go follows a more domain specific structures, MVC is not aligned with Go. I did a video about different Go idiomatic project structures, you can have a look at it or read the Go team’s blog.

@@codeandlearnwithlove Thank you for your answer! I will take a look at the project structures. Question, did you recorded or planning to, about grpc api and it's testing?

I do plan on creating a series on it, but will need some time.

@@codeandlearnwithlove Nice, thanks!

Thanks! I will try my best.

Thanks for bringing it to my notice, I seems TH-cam is ordering it by dates uploaded. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks a lot, your appreciation means a lot to me 😇

Thanks, your comments mean a lot to believe me!

Not sure what maybe be happening, but I don’t delete any comments from my side bro.

@codeandlearnwithlove I commented thrice in the reply about async queue manager Don't why yt deleted that.

@@prashlovessamosa email me or reach out via discord, if the comments are still getting deleted.

He will share after the completion of the series

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I am not sure what you mean by async task manager, can you please elaborate?

Yes, I will try to cover most of those topics.

Please cover kartos ​@@codeandlearnwithlove

Not directly, but there are ways you can do it by importing other packages.

Use sqlc and goose for migrations. Gorm is limiting and leads to bad queries

Hi, I have used GORM in production projects and my experience hasn't been very pleasant with it. For this project, I am going to use Bun instead. In future, I will try to make a video on GORM.