How To Build And Structure A JSON API Project In Golang!?

In this Golang tutorial, I will teach you how I build and structure a JSON API project in Golang without the need for a third-party framework.

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[QckSGaming]

This is a great pattern, I like it! One suggestion though, you almost never see capitalized JSON keys, so maybe a field tag would have fit in this tutorial as well (Err: string `json:err`)

[zema]

just in time! I started a new json api side project not an hour ago! many thanks!

[Knorway]

this is what people call truly valuable knowledge

[bjugdbjk]

Wow, Another amazing pattern, Just loved it !!

[ozzyfromspace]

Nice pattern, friend! You have really useful abstractions. I use the ports and adapters approach, but had a hard time creating scalable interfaces for servers. This got my mind working again lol 🎊🏆

[davidbaker]

Great video, awesome content, clear explanation, total appreciation.

[pradeepkumar-rdtd]

Thank you so much for the explanation. Super helpful.

[syamprasad]

when a person knows the target, it doesn't matter what the outcomes are, what are the profits and losses, what the appreciations just Go and fkkk the target

[SpellOdyssey]

Seems frameworks better,
building things from scratch it just meant for learn things / concept how it works and how to deal with it,
Good job buddy, 🎊 🎉
but one thing is that video should be well structured

[aggellos]

I am quite new to go-lang. Amazing content as always!

[JohnDoe-jizv]

What topic is really not covered well is how to build a mono repo nowadays. Would be great if you make a video on that

[cryptobarbos]

thanks for the perfect tutorial! I have a question, at 19:52 we can see that response "Content-Type" = "text/plain" but as I understand it should be "application/json"

[pellared]

Nice video 👍
When have you recorded it? I noticed you are using Go 1.18, while Go 1.19 is out for a while 😂

[alexandrodisla]

well this is not easy. It seems that even with framework it's not getting better. I must decline go.