How To Setup A Golang + Templ Project Structure

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[xLL]

this was amazing, new videos continuing from here with HTMX and connecting to a backend like supabase/ pocketbase would round it all of for many people to get started

[Froppindroppin]

Absolute unit. Great video, the hands on coding was beast. Thanks for the great content.

[milanutekal]

ThePrimeTime "From Svelte to Go and HTMX" <3

[cole.maxwell]

For audio feedback: I highly recommend the “Electro-Voice RE20” + “Focusrite Vocaster One” setup. It’s basically plug and play. The RE-20 keeps your voice volume pretty consistent and eliminates pops while you move around the mic. You don’t need to eat the mic either like a shure sm7b. The Vocaster has a feature that can automatically set the gain on the mic too so you don’t have to mess with that either. Just my 2¢

Thanks for putting this together!

[xxgunnery]

Bro Golang and Templ are amazing, I'm loving it. The dev tooling for Templ is fantastic + air for hot reload. Perfection!

[tigranrostomyan]

you have the best youtube channel about golang... it's crazy how good your content is!

[DanteMishima]

This is very informative, thank you. This is, however, the first video I've had to watch at 3/4 speed - you were flying

[manee]

Hallo Anthony, amazing video. feedback for voice :it is in my opinion good and clear. size of font for coding is very good and can be visible even on small devices. keep going nice job

[IvanRandomDude]

I wish there was more interest and effort to develop fully functional InertiaJS adapter for Go. I was using it in Laravel and I was blown away. I think it is the best way to connect BE and FE.

[bilbobeutlin]

Thank you so much 🙏
Go + templ will be the hype stack of 2024

[bastianwegge]

Really good video! I really enjoy the Templ + Go stuff. Would be very grateful about more in-depth problems you solved with this combination. <3

[gregorydaggett]

Thank you for posting this! I'm a new developer trying to figure out what the best tools are for website building, and this seems really interesting. As a musician who's wanting to build a passion project website, getting things up and running in a simple and straightforward manner seems better than React!

For your sound, I would recommend that you add a wind screen between you and your mic. That will make the 'p' or 'pop' sounds far less noticeable. Second, you may want to position your mic further away from your face. They are pretty sensitive and will record your voice even if it's a little further away. If you are picking up background noise/ white noise, you can add a decibel [dB] filter. Test out how much you want to cut out - be careful not to cut into your regular speaking voice. This will also cut out any breath intakes and will make you sound even more pro!

[nicklesseos]

Thank you for making this! This is a lot easier to understand then the stream

[Tantewillieja]

Thanks for this great intro! You could also consider stepping away from MVC and add the handlers to the templ files. This way it will be more like a component based structure which is easier to maintain.

[KimHogeling]

Regarding a tip for your sound. Cutting the low bass (High Pass Filter from 100Hz maybe) could help to be able to boost the overall volume. Makes it easier on the ears too with less boomy popping noises for headphones users like me ;)
Thanks for the great video btw!

[darthvader]

My only problem right now with templ + htmx is the setup. I couldn’t setup the intellisense and autocomplete in vscode. Go language server doesn’t work in templ files

[SomeRandoOnTheInternet]

Love the video. My only complaint about the sound is the plosives. Highly recommend a pop filter.

Keep up the great vids!

[alexandersemionov]

cool. I followed all the steps and errors 100%. Thank you. I really do understand templ better now

[pseabrook]

Scotlands greatest export does it again! Fantastic videos Tony!

[chriskryx]

Just discovered your channel :) Love the laid back style. I'm coming from Django + HTMX. Go looks very promising. Thanks for what you do.