Golang + HTMX Project Structure | How I’ve Structured My HTMX Go App

In this video, I review the structure of a Golang + HTMX web application. I discuss how I've set up my HTML template files to best use HTMX and the Go templating engine. I cover how you can set up routes for HTMX so that you only render partials within specific routes.

On top of templating, I also cover the use of Hexagonal Architecture, so that your core business logic is away from the UI and the API endpoints.

Overall this video should give you a pretty good idea as to how you can structure your Golang application for HTMX and a frontend.

[samvcodes]

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[Felixls]

I'm a simple man, I see HTMX and I click subscribe.

[ccoreycole]

@samvcodes what do you think about templ template library?

[patrick_kabwe]

kindly createa a video on how to config templ with fiber

[hiranizamani]

Good content❤ subscribed
Hey I want to work on a multiplayer typing race game so I am lost on choosing tech stack for the project in the end I have chosen
golang for backend and for frontend next.js with typescript and maybe redux

Is it right choice or should I choose another tech for frontend I also considered htmx but is it bad for seo? also please give me some context about golang what should I use for server or any other best pkgs for golang you can suggest as I am node.js developer I don't about golang but I decided work on it

[leandergangs]

@samvcodes I've got a question.
I see you have the 'node_modules' directory under api/web/ as well as tailwind.config.js etc.
The question is, if you run e.g. npm install <package> that will by default look at your project root (at least for me), so do you cd into the api/web everytime you need to run e.g npm install?

[geoblk]

Seeing node_modules in a Go application is weird, but that's just the "reactivity" brainwash in my head.

[devolajide]

Can you please do a full tutorial on how to build stuff with Go for beginners. I check the videos on your channel and all code has been written and there is no way for a beginner to follow. If you can do this, I do appreciate. I want to learn code.