How to create your Golang APIs from now on with v1.22

Since Go 1.22 released you can now build your API services with just the net/http package, without the need for any external packages likes gorilla/mux, fiber or chi.
So in this video I’ll show you how I’m going to be building my APIs from now on with go 1.22.

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Time Stamps 👇
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:08 API server
00:03:00 Path values from request
00:03:45 Method based routing
00:05:53 Middleware
00:11:21 Subrouting

Video titles ideas (for the algo):
What is new in Golang 1.22
How to build REST API in Golang 1.22
Create API in Golang 1.22

[TannerBarcelos]

I love the Echo framework, but for a very basic REST API or for learning Go and the stdlib, these new 1.22 updates for http, and Go itself make learning really good. Awesome video. As a TS dev, I am so used to reaching for libraries, but Go is so simple and elegant, you almost don't need to ever reach outside the stdlib 90% of the time. I can see why folks will reach for a router beyond the native one, though, because it definitely does abstract a few things away like creating a new mux for another router, stripping prefixes and defining the method in the route path. Enjoy your content brother, keep it up!

[afsdab]

Great Video, I'm learning Go and I'm trying to use stdlib before trying any external library, your videos are helping me with this.

[liyang-iblk]

The tutorial explanation is very clear and easy to learn! The style is also good!

[herminio.machava]

Obrigado Tiago por mais um video incrível! Abraço de Moçambique!

[behzadayubifar]

I really enjoyed.
Waiting for more of your videos about implementing web services with just stlib

[de-is]

Again, thanks for the great work. very motivational, and helps me to move forward.
I hope in your next video you are going to explain the "Functional Options" pattern you have used for "Middleware Chaining". Coz in this video you have just quietly typed it. :)))

[dawnrazor]

Hey good video. The only nitpicking point I would make is when you implement the middleware with a for loop with a complicated reverse iterator when all you needed to do is use a straight forward for range statement and assume that the middlewares passed in are defined in the reverse order. That way you can avoid that unnecessary reverse logic

[ferasmnsha]

can you please do a tutorial about using redis as a cache write-through in golang

[BigBrainHacks]

Tia'-go', haha. Love your videos!

[midnightraven]

you sounds like chamber from valorant man, that's cool

[roshanpaudel]

Hi boss, I love your go content. I usually watch you and you use vim/nvim in your vscode with ease. I am a fulltime nvim user and I struggle to navigate around vscode even though using nvim extension. I love the way you navigate around. I looked at the description I couldn't find your github. Would you be able to share your vscode configs. I would love to implement it.
Thank you for your awesome content.

[Rundik]

If server fails to start it will still print the message that it has started

[PhanorColl]

for sub-routing, did you change the handler in the server to V1, or left the router, I tried it, if I leave Handler: router, it does not take effect, if I change it fo Handler: v1, it takes effect, how would you handle multiple subrouting?

[iamhexdd]

How can i automate documentation for my apis Tiago when using this approach instead of using other web frameworks?

[duropelado]

thanks for your content, but now I need to hardcode the method type? who designs this wtf haha