Build a Rest API with GoLang

In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a REST API with the go programming language.\

Timeline:
0:00 - What is a RESTFUL API
3:21 - Setting up a Golang App
10:50 - A GET Request
16:00 - A POST Request
22:20 - A GET Request (by id)
30:15 - A PATCH Request

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[Bluepaccao]

Wow. Coming from typescript this just looks amazing. I love how easy pointers look and also using a method on context to return a response to the client instead of actually returning, looks more clean IMO.

I think I'm gonna learn golang this summer!

[aloSolo]

I'm glad how you break down the complex code into small chunks that are easier to understand

[casual_swag]

Thanks awesome video, now my server can handle million request of hello world 😀

[reidainutilidade]

I'm .NET Developer, and this Goland seem very cool. I want to learn a language to build simple projects, and Golang shoud be this language.

[ceolantir]

Hola from Siberian (lake Baikal)!
Excellent presentation of the material, I sincerely thank you!

[baboomka]

this jumping garageband app icon is driving me crazy

[swagathshetty]

I think you should more advanced Go videos/course. There aren't any good go web dev content around

[eduardabramovich]

Great video. Hopefully you can implement a more complex project with Go, please.

[meshachdamilare]

Nice tutorial.
I think you should continue with web dev series with go

[MrShag]

Was looking for a relevant tutorial this thought me everything I was looking for and didn't over complicate anything what through me off a bit was saying intended instead of indented 🤣

[hiranga]

That was super crispy tutorial. Thanks! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[hisurfer]

Thx for the nice tutorial. your explanation is on point, for my my level.... But question: Is your POST implementation thread safe? In other languages a concurrent POST request could lead to data lost.

[joshkjoby]

this is an excellent video. loved every minute of this video. thank you so much for this. Genuinely grateful

[sagarbarai]

Can you show how to organise routes into multiple files ? As well as directory structure.

[AlbertoMiorin]

Am I the only one hearing "intended" rather than "indented"? Anyways, thanks for the video :)

[Samuftie]

Thank you for your tutorial. I find it quite hard to follow your tutorial because you are not explaining why we need to do or how it is doing. For instance 8:52, why do we need the string literal? I know it is because we need to convert the incoming; but how does that string literal help? I'm very new to go, so probably it is obvious to some more-advanced people. I hope this feedback helps.

[speedTurtle]

Great explanation of the Go function syntax when dealing with routes, I personally find the boilerplate relating to errors confusing. Cleared a lot of that up but will rewatch for it to sink in.

[briananeurysm]

Very nice video hope you make an extension for this topic like connecting to sql or nosql database :D

[ofirka]

Really nice tutorial. Very clear and helpful, thanks!

[nguyenben]

thanks author, very clear and great video