he does import it using a VSCode linter that auto imports go packages you have available on your machine when you save the file 🙃 you can barely see the bottom of the import block when he runs the server
A fusão é interessante para funxionalidades externamente essencial do franework. Pra evitar um difusão muito grande , onde vc trabalha com angular/react .. mas dai vai pre para empresa, e a mudança é tao grande que parece que voce não sabe usar a tecnologia... Nao sou do front , mas lembro que o react era assim.
Great tutorial, but the constant zoom in/out is driving me insane
Awesome ☺️
Amazing!
Why does it not require importing gin?
he does import it using a VSCode linter that auto imports go packages you have available on your machine when you save the file 🙃 you can barely see the bottom of the import block when he runs the server
@@muffinmuncher great
Great
thanks Man ❤🎉
A fusão é interessante para funxionalidades externamente essencial do franework. Pra evitar um difusão muito grande , onde vc trabalha com angular/react .. mas dai vai pre para empresa, e a mudança é tao grande que parece que voce não sabe usar a tecnologia... Nao sou do front , mas lembro que o react era assim.
“Ready to go”
Magically fixing errors mid video ¬_¬
There weren’t actually any major errors he just wasn’t importing gin. Fixed itself when he saved the file because vscode magic.
Nice! Didn't Go release thier in built http library for something like this?
On the new release they did add a way to handle dynamic route and handling specific http method
I think http.statusok he use is from the new net/http
What's the theme you are using?
is each request gonna run in a seperate goroutine?
If it's based on the http lib yes
What theme is that?
Just use the std