Build a REST API in Go using Fiber + GORM

In this video we're going to build a REST API in Go using the web framework Fiber and the Go ORM library GORM alongside a SQL database

⏳ Timestamps
00:00:00 - Project Setup
00:09:00 - Database
00:13:00 - Creating our models
00:22:14 - User routes
00:51:12 - Product routes
01:06:53 - Order routes

The finished code can be found here:

#Go #Fiber

[iamrithmic]

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[iliatalebzade]

The fact that you're repeating the crud functionality with different parts of this project is so awesome because after the second or third time people can see the pattern and have a higher chance of not just memorizing but learning how to implant a CRUD operation into a service, and don't let me start on how great the explanations were. great job with the tut and please do keep up with the good work!

[MrKeliv]

I came from Laravel and Rails. and I just learn Go and I found your tutorial. Its very helpfull for beginner like me.
This is very simple example. Thanks

[anuj]

Great learning experience with this channel. Thank you and please create more videos.

[TattedFaceJoey]

Every time you mention "gorm", I think of "blue", as in Irish "gorm" [said a gur-um] means "blue". Also, speaking of blue in Irish, "fear/bean gorm" [far/ban gur-um] literally translates to "blue man/woman", but it means a black man/woman, as to call a person "black" or "dubh" [dove] means they are bad/evil.

[hos]

may i ask about the name of your vsc theme?

[nazdender]

Great video!
VS Code Theme bro, pls :)

[WW-qvuw]

Great content. Could you plz add pagination function~

[Vincent_]

i have added a functionality if it is creating a new user can't create users with the same email more than once

func CreateUser(c *fiber.Ctx, ) error {
var user models.User

if err := c.BodyParser(&user); err != nil {
return
}

var existingUser User
result := = ?",

if result.Error == nil {
return
"message": "User already exists",
})
}


responseUser := CreateResponceUser(user)

return
}

[ivandjoh]

Awesome tutorial, it easy to follow the step,
by the way, what theme of vs code did you use? @rithmic