GopherCon 2019: How I Write HTTP Web Services after Eight Years - Mat Ryer

A look at how Mat Ryer builds web services after doing so for the past eight years. Extremely practical, tried and tested patterns that everybody can start using today.

[MohammedKamil]

This is the most approachable talk/talker I've seen, kodus

[nodidog]

Love the defer goodbye() straight after hello() 😂

[codeconcept]

Still very valuable in 2024. Thanks Mat 😀

[inaccessiblecardinal]

Excellent talk. Keeping it clean and simple.

[nmezhenskyi]

Great presentation! I keep coming to this video quite often.

[SouvikHaldarmustang]

This is my de-facto standard for building APIs.

[spencerlong]

Wow, what an awesome talk, cheers Mat.

[ZahraHosseini-ir]

thanks. there was a talk was mentioned in 9:10 does anyone have a link for that it was from julie about how to use dependencies i think

[noli-timere-crede-tantum]

"Although, Packt" hahaha - I hear ya, bruh. One blog post and one demo video on YouTube, and next thing you know, I have two book on Packt :)

[Violaphobia]

This video is great, but as a real newby to Golang I'm confused on a few points. At 27:55, what does this accomplish? Are these structs used inside the handler function somewhere?

[harogaston]

Was expecting more for 8 years of learnings tbh, this is more like 2-3 years maybe...if you are not full time

[VitalyZdanevich]

Put URL of the blog post to the description.

[edwingarcia]

From this I learned many things, thanks 👍🏽

[arhyth]

if not in constructor, where does one setup the server dependencies then? especially dependencies that need to be mocked up in tests. true, having to explicitly provide dependencies is bothersome but it’s the only way i can think of without magic dependencies and untestable behavior.

[nroose]

Those one letter variable names really bother me for some reason.

[GAMarine]

I highly recommend the Gin framework for REST services