Golang for front end development? (Tailwinds, HTML, CSS)

In this video, I'll besharing with you how to use Go for front end development. . I'll be discussing Tailwinds, HTML, and CSS, and how to use them to create a simple web app.

If you're looking to take your front end development skills to the next level, this video is for you! By the end of the video, you'll be able to create a simple web page in Go using Tailwinds, HTML, and CSS. If you're new to Go, or front end development in general, this video is a great place to start!

Golang for front-end development using the standard library html/templates feature. Also integrated Tailwinds for CSS styling.

[你的暱稱]

Go is the best language I know for frontend development. I’ve built a tool that creates a ‘bridge’ from Penpot to VSCode, using a DSL to transform, via a CLI, any design into a templ-based UI library or web pages. It can target any JavaScript framework, including the crappy ones, when necessary. In the end, I get endlessly customizable, accessible, and reusable components to use across my projects. The designers I work with can focus entirely on the design, and I just need to run a few commands to get the job done in no time!

Now, I can spend 70% of my work time on fun tasks like animation, 3D, and more rather than constantly rebuilding the same boring components whenever framework X decides to break its API.

[voychoi]

Found your channel through this video, i like it

[Juuamjskn]

Thanks for this content, I only have one question, why you don't declare the template variable as global for not having to parse it on every request?

[YPLabs]

For larger project is it recommended to use framework like Gin or std would be sufficient in any case?

[Katsunam]

Whats your opinion on Templ ? Im not 100% sold yet.

[jwoods]

React is a TOTAL MESS honestly we DON"T NEED TO USE IT that much