I'm an experienced dev. New to Go. I can't stand most coding tutorial. I feel like most youtubers make the content seem inaccessible, like you need their help to learn it and there is no better way and then they pass themselves off as experts on it all. I recently discovered your channel while exploring go concepts and you are the exception. You make it very clear where everyone can go to learn materials on their own if they want to branch off from your tutorial. You show the documentation and your process of learning in a way that lets other people learn how to learn rather than rely on you covering exactly what they need. You are not afraid to demonstrate concepts in a way that may make people think you are learning it for the first time and I love that
I like how you are going through all the same setup like you did with your other Go video. Good way for me to remember the steps. I hate tutorials when they want you to watch their 20 setup videos first. Cheers.
Great content, appreciate you putting it out there. As a new’ish developer, it would be really cool to see someone put out how they determine what external packages or dependencies to use. It’s easy for someone like me to find a tutorial video like this, follow along and get _something_ that works. I think there would be value in seeing the behind the scenes, if you will, thought process behind design and determining factors of what goes into building the project. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s the real magic.
That was quick and neat. Didn't manage to get the daemon running for some reason (couldn't install it correctly. my dist just yelled "NO!" without any reason) but just followed it step by step and got some grasp around it. All I need to do now is build a frontend to use it with hah!
I never comment on coding videos but the 'creating a CRUD API' video and this one are both godsends, rare to have everything I needed so efficiently packed together, made my life really easy. it also isn't rocket science for us to branch off from the video since everything is done the way it is in the docs. Criminally underrated channel.
Oh my God i got to say it was my first time that i comment on a video if you are smart this video is yours it was great and i learned to much thank you man ,i really owe you
Great Tutorial! I understand how difficult it is to make something that looks so smooth and effortless. Thank you! 😃 I find Go attractive, but have never dived in deep. This tutorial makes me want to.
Hi @codingwithrobby I really like your Go videos. Learned a lot from it. I have a question in this video: 1. You are making authentication using JWT and making a cookie in client. so, my question is, when we use front-end tech, like react or vue, do we need to setup the cookie from the front-end or back-end? if front-end, how will the middleware work? what will be it's code and structure?
good video. I ran into an issue where I couldn't sync the database, after multiple hours of debuging to no avail, I just followed along with the rest of the video since I really just wanted to learn the jwt part.
is there a reason why you're not creating the jwt and storing it in a cookie for the signup handler? What are we doing for session management for first time users?
Hi thanks for this video. It was great and informative. One point of critique though. Wherever your mic is, it makes your keyboard typing sound like an ASMR video and for me, quite distracting. Especially since there is some kind of noise that sounds not normal keyboard like. If the sounds were just the normal thok, thok, thok of a keyboard, I'd almost be ok with it, but your keyboard does some funky noises. 😛🤷♂
Excellent video , thanks. please make more video about golang using docs. does anyone know any youtuber that teach from docs? once understand reading docs everything will be easy.
Greetings Robby, I just started learning golang, previously I used angular as a frontend and laravel as a backend. I am very helped by the videos you made, can you make a tutorial on golang as a backend and nextjs as a frontend? It would be better if it started from JWT Authentication Thank you in advance
HEy one question about security. You are returning the password as part of response (models.user, see 00:35:35). of course this is an example BUT It could easily happen in a real world situation. What is the best practice to avoid this in go/GORM? Should we move the pass-hash to another table? or there is some specific config to tell fiber/GORM that passwordfield is a sensitive field? or instead of use the find-gorn method we create a query with specific fields?
On your struct exclude it to be exposed like `type User struct { Email string `json:"email"` Password string `json:"-"` .... }` The - will exclude it to be exposed
I'm an experienced dev. New to Go. I can't stand most coding tutorial. I feel like most youtubers make the content seem inaccessible, like you need their help to learn it and there is no better way and then they pass themselves off as experts on it all. I recently discovered your channel while exploring go concepts and you are the exception. You make it very clear where everyone can go to learn materials on their own if they want to branch off from your tutorial. You show the documentation and your process of learning in a way that lets other people learn how to learn rather than rely on you covering exactly what they need. You are not afraid to demonstrate concepts in a way that may make people think you are learning it for the first time and I love that
aweome. thank you. PS: that typo in SECRET in the ENV was killing me the whole time :))))
😆
I like how you are going through all the same setup like you did with your other Go video. Good way for me to remember the steps. I hate tutorials when they want you to watch their 20 setup videos first. Cheers.
I prefer more straightforward, clean and structured videos like these.. great work man! Just subbed! 👾
Dude, your a life saver. Love how you explain the code clear without any part of the video. Thankyou.
Your videos are awesome! Straight forward and super helpful. Keep it up.
Amazing tutorial. Love the way you arrange your files and structure your code. Neat!
Great content, appreciate you putting it out there. As a new’ish developer, it would be really cool to see someone put out how they determine what external packages or dependencies to use. It’s easy for someone like me to find a tutorial video like this, follow along and get _something_ that works. I think there would be value in seeing the behind the scenes, if you will, thought process behind design and determining factors of what goes into building the project. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s the real magic.
Clear, concise and straightforward. Thanks man!
absolutely brilliant tutorial. easy to follow and understand. dont usually comment but thank you so much for this!
That was quick and neat. Didn't manage to get the daemon running for some reason (couldn't install it correctly. my dist just yelled "NO!" without any reason) but just followed it step by step and got some grasp around it. All I need to do now is build a frontend to use it with hah!
your middleware usage is much more clean readable than others imo, thank you
More than excellent simple to understand, good explained every step
Really useful this video, I've seen some but this one is the best, no doubt! Congratulations!
Your videos on Go really good and clean. Keep creating more videos on Go!
Nice video, really great for an developer starting out with go backend-services! Great you also covered other basic topics next to just JWT!
I never comment on coding videos but the 'creating a CRUD API' video and this one are both godsends, rare to have everything I needed so efficiently packed together, made my life really easy. it also isn't rocket science for us to branch off from the video since everything is done the way it is in the docs. Criminally underrated channel.
Thank you for the video! It was so helpful for me to find out how to do things in the Go way.
Oh my God i got to say it was my first time that i comment on a video if you are smart this video is yours it was great and i learned to much thank you man ,i really owe you
Great Tutorial! I understand how difficult it is to make something that looks so smooth and effortless. Thank you! 😃 I find Go attractive, but have never dived in deep. This tutorial makes me want to.
Loved the way you are explaining things 🤟 Thankyou
Excellent simple to understand, good explained every step
Hi @codingwithrobby I really like your Go videos. Learned a lot from it. I have a question in this video:
1. You are making authentication using JWT and making a cookie in client. so, my question is, when we use front-end tech, like react or vue, do we need to setup the cookie from the front-end or back-end? if front-end, how will the middleware work? what will be it's code and structure?
Very good video with clear explanation! Thank you!
For part 2, it would be great if you can walk us thru how to turn this into a web page (user registration, login).
thank you for this tutorial Robby, i really appreciate this. Simple and easy to understand
Thanks, just made my first backend system.
you made it look sooo easy. thanks! this saved me hours of googling ..
Amazing tutorial , it so simple and easy to understand it thank you so much
its amazing bro literally tons of information in "1" video.
Thank you, sir! so clear and easy to understand. Great
Just what i was looking for, thank you
super clear tutorial than the others, thankyou!
Super brilliant video for extreme beginner like me
great tutorials man!! a need to more tutorials with this!!
directly to the point. that's really awesome dude. keep it up
Thanks for video, very easy and helpful to understand the basics!
The expiration date for the JWT token doesn't have to checked manually, it auto checks if you set the expiration to claims["exp"].
Awesome video. You are helping a lot. Thanks!
So wonderful!!! This video is very helpful
What a great content, thank you, Robby!
Thank you for sharing such a great topic!
Simply Amazing , u made it look so simple, Thanks a ton brother !!
Could you do something on "Go-lang with kafka"
you are incredible, thank you for everything
this was just brilliant from start to finish !!!
good video. I ran into an issue where I couldn't sync the database, after multiple hours of debuging to no avail, I just followed along with the rest of the video since I really just wanted to learn the jwt part.
Thank you for the video. It was very useful to me
Thanks, practical tutorials are awesome :)
this was so helpful, very quik and ismple
SIR YOU ARE THE BEST! ❤
Very clear. Thanks
the best tutorial ever
Could you please share the GitHub repository for this code.
Practical tutorial very nice
Thank you for the good tutorial!
thank you, good sir!
Thanks ❤ please make complete Full stack project with go.😊
Very educational and on point.
Thanks man! Learned a lot.
Subscribed. Please keep them coming.
is there a reason why you're not creating the jwt and storing it in a cookie for the signup handler? What are we doing for session management for first time users?
great sutff robby....thank you
Very helpful, thanks
thanks for this great video
it's so good. thank you Robby.
so helpful to get started
Hi thanks for this video. It was great and informative.
One point of critique though. Wherever your mic is, it makes your keyboard typing sound like an ASMR video and for me, quite distracting. Especially since there is some kind of noise that sounds not normal keyboard like. If the sounds were just the normal thok, thok, thok of a keyboard, I'd almost be ok with it, but your keyboard does some funky noises. 😛🤷♂
You are the best
Excellent video , thanks. please make more video about golang using docs.
does anyone know any youtuber that teach from docs? once understand reading docs everything will be easy.
thanks for this tutorial Robby!
Thank you a lot, great content!
How did the error go away? I thought the error was because of how he misspelled SECRET in the .env file
👍 great!
thanks it"s helpful for me.
Bro just got a new sub
Greetings Robby,
I just started learning golang, previously I used angular as a frontend and laravel as a backend.
I am very helped by the videos you made, can you make a tutorial on golang as a backend and nextjs as a frontend?
It would be better if it started from JWT Authentication
Thank you in advance
Thank you it was amazing ❤
great tutorial, simple easy to understand and powerful.
could you also make same with Fiber instead of Gin?
wonderful tutorial! thanks for your work!
btw what was the gui postgresql client at 17:18 ?
Table plus
Nice video, thank you!
thanks bro, nice project
Thank you!
awww helpfull thanks bro
great tutorial, can i use that cookie based authentication with templates?
keep it up❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
i didn't get why you checking db in middleware? so what is the point of using jwt then?
Great video
fab!!!!!!
please share github repo of this,that would be a great help!!
Perfect 👍
great job brother
Thanks for your video
One of the first things that attracted me was the auto import feature
how can i get it in vs code?
Just install the official go extension for vs code. When you install it’ll suggest some other installs, click “install all”.
I am using apple silicon and compile daemon is not working for me. I can even not install it, it says GOBIN etc
loved the video! would You consider linking the source code to the description?
amazing
Nice! Thanks
nice tutorial
thanks so much!
Muchas gracias 😄😄
HEy one question about security. You are returning the password as part of response (models.user, see 00:35:35). of course this is an example BUT It could easily happen in a real world situation. What is the best practice to avoid this in go/GORM? Should we move the pass-hash to another table? or there is some specific config to tell fiber/GORM that passwordfield is a sensitive field? or instead of use the find-gorn method we create a query with specific fields?
You could just remove the field, before returning the User JSON.
On your struct exclude it to be exposed like `type User struct {
Email string `json:"email"`
Password string `json:"-"`
....
}`
The - will exclude it to be exposed
@@ramadhanngallen9217 Thanks for your tips. I have some trouble about it and then the problem is solved
@@rainfog_mzbYou're welcome