Introducing The GoTTH Stack - Go, Tailwind CSS, Templ & HTMX

In this video, we take a look at the GoTTH stack, a minimal stack for building web applications with Go, Tailwind CSS, Templ, and HTMX. Please feel free to contribute to the stack or let me know what other features you'd like.

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[pogadev]

I can't wait for you to create a full tutorial with this stack, building an app as an example.

[wiqarc]

I really appreciate you taking the time to walk through the file structure. Nice video.

[Kekszmester]

Omg, I cant wait to switch to that stack. 90% of my projects could be done so much faster. Thanks for the introduction!

[seanZG]

Same can't wait for a full tutorial

[brynsgunnarsson]

Been using the same for about a year now. It gets harder and harder to back to the old stacks as time progresses. I love this stack.

[TaxShopGroup]

Thanks for creating, making available, and explaining, this excellent work.

[ibrahimraimi]

Good to see everyone switching to Go ❤❤

[ala.garbaa]

I can't wait to try out the stack! I like it already and I'm definitely giving it a star ⭐

[priyanshsharma]

I can't thank you enough for this. Keep up this amazing content.🙏

[roderickmorrison]

A nice balance of basic tutorial and advice on best practices.

[JackGaskins-cw]

Really enjoying working with this framework. Found the structure easy to navigate and read. One note was that I did find that storing the "sessionID:userID" encoding in the cookie to be a bit redundant and everything works the same removing the userID. I don't personally prefer storing the userID in the cookie anyway. Overall, will definitely recommend this repo for ppl interested in trying this stack.

[viktorkrepak]

looks amazing, thanks a lot for your work!

[DiegoRoccia]

25:30 you can actually use templ generate -watch there, or use air for regenerating templates too

[seanZG]

You could have a components folder for atomic and reusable components, then create a routes folder for screen views. Would fit modern frontend ways of working.

[nothingtoseehere]

Go is life on easy mode. It’s crazy how good it is. lol at people still using Python honestly. I understand the appeal of Django and it’s great, but Python is ass garbage

[davidcopenhaver]

Great work with this content and a general thumbs WAY UP to this stack! I've been tinkering with go/templ/tailwind/htmx and really liking it. I've been using echo instead of chi but any go web framework will work depending on your needs (or just native net/http even)... also just noting I've seen reference to a GoTHAM stack as well with is essentially GoTTH plus a database layer which is mariaDB.

[bennyboiii]

I would honestly do this, probably without tailwind (not a fan of inline styles tbh), and with some vanilla JS for responsiveness. Simple but effective!

[hyperpopboy]

Love this what are we looking at for deployment?

[MrDermases]

I would love to see you add turso as the db

[unknown-user]

Why are you using jwt rather than session? As HTMX creator says, session based authentication is more suitable for HTMX, because HTMX is meant to be a monolithic and server central architecture.