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Hey havent started watching it but have watched your videos before and will watch it when i have time. Great work 🙌. And just to inform you you social link for X is not working.

man, you're just speed typing through the whole thing :)) take some time to explain the reasoning behind, explain the rationale on how you arrived at the decision to write a specific line of code. just saying "i'm creating here a channel" and then proceeding to create a channel, is not very helpful tutorial. that is, if you want to teach us how to think about code, rather than copy pasting code that magically works

Is the front end code available? I'm not seeing it in the repo. Maybe I'm missing it?

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Hi Tiago, Nice Tutorial you have here. Minor issue though, I'm trying to use the 'make' tool as you have used here on a windows 11 system. Saw something about using mingw32 but I am unable to get it to work. Any pointers as to what I can do?

I am not a fan of subscription services, is there anyway to buy the course for a fixed price?

why u use chi instead of mux? is hard to use middleware in mux?

What software are you using to draw? Tks bro

well explained, thatnk you

Please what theme is this sir?

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This is nuts!! I’ve never seen such attention to detail and breath of coverage in a single video.

I am really interested in buying this course but as an Indian and student, it's out of my budget🥲. From all my savings, I can only afford 2 months. If I can't complete it then its a waste🥲

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Incredible video. Thanks!

Checkout the most recent version of this course: th-cam.com/video/h3fqD6IprIA/w-d-xo.html

Nice video, but in test cases following ur approach, how can you re-implement the mocked functions for edge cases? I mean, it's not nice to have to implement logic on mocked functions, the ideal should be to tell the function somehow what to return and when should return a certain value

1:59:26 can't you use generics to avoid code duplication in your Store struct? something like: type Entity interface{} type Storage[T Entity] interface { Create(ctx context.Context, entity T) error } and just have User and Post type implement the Entity interface, and pass that around in a create function It seems very redundant to have a Create method for any number of entities your db might support, since it can be a very big number. Imagine the Store struct if you have 20 entities

When you create order you must set OrderItem price in float/number as historical value. This value store one time on crate and never changed. When you Add to Order Item PriceId you get unexpected behaviour with price changes :D

Which tech stack would you pick as a frontend for this type of project? Htmx with templ and alpine.js would be fine?

Do you have plans to take a more advanced microservices course, perhaps focusing on a larger ecosystem like order management? I think you would do great!

Thanks bro

this is amazing.

please more go lectures

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Excelente vídeo Tiago! Parabéns pelo canal e pela plataforma. Já pensaste em ter algum do conteúdo disponível em Português? Não existe muito e poderia ser algo interessante a explorar.

hey @Tiago, what do you think about idea of handlers returning error? In my opinion it provides an insane way to handle errors outside the endpoint function with custom errors, that makes code more readable. After writing some applications with libraries like fiber and echo, im even wrapping std net/http package http.Handler into custom handler that returns an error, and later im handling it with some assertion of custom error struct, apiError for example :)

thanks for this tuturial, love from Angola africa

can i bought this course in udemy? because i dont have credit card. and unfortunately I'm a slow learner 😅

Thank you sir for this awesome course

Yet another magnum opus from a tech-savvy professional. I look forward to hearing from you regarding the potential publication of your invaluable courses on Udemy. Please consider creating content on concurrency using Golang. My deepest appreciation.

Just wondering if this is suitable for beginner people who want to learn Golang for backend? I have a CS background and experience working with Node.js/Express.js for backend but Golang just seems sooooo different.

Your school link isn't working for me, shows it's down.

Where can we got the full course i register on the website and i'm seeing join for $14 month if i wanna buy the join not join for $14 a month how can i do? thank you

Waiting for Beginner Friendly tutorial series with real wold projects ❤❤❤❤ Love from India 🎉

Hi guys. I'm about to build a project that supports the citizen and government to have a centralized place to share information about disaters. It would probably include the realtime chat feature, location sharing... I have an opinion that if this system is going to scale at the times that disater happens, million of users could have joined and interact together. So I wonder which backend language or framework should I choose to have a robust scaling ability and still cheap (in RAM and CPU consumption) because the system is going to support community, so it should be as cheap as possible but still strong enough. My initial choice is NestJS because I'm familiar with it. I can write it really fast. But in terms of scaling and resources consumption I think NodeJS cannot compare to Golang or Rust. Then Golang - Gin and Rust - Actix Web come in my mind. Although I have no experience with them, I believe that if I can utilize one of them as the backend, it would really helpful in the long run in scaling and also resources consumption. May I have some advices from you guys... Thank you 🙏

Hey, I appreciate the effort you’ve put into this project, but I noticed something that goes against Go community standards. The `cmd` directory is meant to hold the entry points for your application (like `main.go`), not to house all the API logic. By placing everything under `cmd/api`, you're cluttering the structure, which makes the codebase harder to maintain and deviates from Go’s best practices. It’s best to keep the `cmd` folder clean and use `internal` or other directories for your logic. Just a suggestion to keep the project more idiomatic!

Thanks Tiago for greate content, what is the app name do you use for drawing diagrams ?

Sir tiago you are my hero

Hey man can you utilise the slog package for logging. Trying to learn a thing or two thanks 👍🏾

I had the chance to work with @tiago for around 7 or 8 months, he's really one of few that leaves you speechless with how much he can deliver per sprint! The guy literally over-delivers every sprint. Shout out to you buddy ✌🏻

what's the vs code theme pls ??

Is there open api?

The video quality good and teaching style is also thank you sir❤❤❤

Thanks for this, thank you for your time.

sir please make a series on go from beginner to advance. i mean maybe a series of 10 or 15 projects that help many to go from beginner to advance

this 1.22? Thats amazing

Before watching this Thank you

muito Tiago.