Your first HTTP Server in Go - Go Web Basics #1

Can I have the link to the blog post?

This is extremely confusing and definitely not "your first" of anything

"basics"

This was very instructive. I don't plan to make a server yet, but it is good to see how easy it is and how it doesn't take a lot of set up like say, PHP.

Won’t actually open your car though.

As a PHP developer, it's super confusing for me to understand your "beginner" tutorial.

Really nice video. Thanks!

I have a question for line 31 in server.go, I get an error that says 's.listShoppingItems undefined (type *Server has no field or method listShoppingItems)compilerMissingFieldOrMethod', I don't know how to fix this error since I am not experienced in golang

Thanks in advance for any tips

That's just great. Thank you so much.

Why are there no more videos :(?

Thank you, this video helped me a lot!

I think go mod vendor hates me

Hi there, I would like to ask, is it good to learn some of the golang frameworks for web? Like gin, iris or echo? And which one would you suggest?

Go web,shazam,up up and away web

please dont use blue background

👍👍

So that is the way people recommend developing web servers?
That is so verbose...
I prefer some framework

Thanks

Hey, what VS Code theme is that? Cheers!

Please tell me the colorscheme name

Cool - thank you

Why is go so weird? I know how servers work and routers work.. but this feels different .. I am puzzled.

Informative, I recommend ending with a slow scroll through the completed code so ppl can see it all in an overhead view

Can you make a complete API-Rest, using some architecture, for example hexagonal? It would be very good

Excellent, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

is there a Go Web Basics #2?

Can you show us how to integrate graphql with golang ? if possible with gqlgen

Very nice! I really like that you organise your project and explain it, even for such a simple example.

Strict and simple examples, thank you very much, I hope you continue like this, from now on I follow you, I hope you can have the example code in the Github repository for greater comfort for us. thank you new.

Great video! Would be nice to see similar tutorial for testing. 😉

Keep up this videos! Thanks dude