The Benefits of Dockerizing Your Golang Apps

Learn why Dockerizing your Golang applications is essential for efficient development and deployment. Discover the key benefits and get started today!

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Why You Must Dockerize Your Go Applications
The Benefits of Dockerizing Your Golang Apps
Dockerizing Go: A Must for Efficient Development
How Docker Transforms Your Golang Projects
Essential Reasons to Use Docker with Golang

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[MelkeyDev]

Hope you all enjoy this video, let me know what you think

[baconpenguin]

My todo list app will benefit from horizontal scaling

[ViniciusPereira-tt]

I love that you use excalidraw to drawn your explanation. I do it while I study or trying to figure out some concept

[ArturdeSousaRocha]

I use Go for writing command-line tools, mostly for myself. If it works on my computer, it's good enough. 😊

[laliluleloMG]

thank you for the detailed breakdown :) awesome channel

[ludwig]

kinda weird when you stop talking in your webcam but keep talking in audio

[hamzarashid]

I prefer using podman over docker mainly because podman runs without a daemon meaning it runs containers without the root permission which is better for security and you don't have to mess with usergroups on linux.

[gsgregory]

I didn't think of having live reloading via docker, that would actually be really nice for some projects. Docker is pretty easy to learn though, and once you learn the basic commands you need you can pretty much use any containerization system or platform as most can either use docker commands or based their commands on docker.

[paulwaldmann]

I'm using tesseract (gosseract) for a project and running it on AWS Fargate. Using Docker, allows me to install all the dependencies without any hassle. Since I'm also using flags, I can use a shell script to execute them accordingly and use it as an entrypoint. Using Docker seems like a no-brainer to me.

[alexandrecolautoneto]

Great content keep it up.
Could you make a video about scaling in coolify?

[raenastra]

in summary
go already has great tooling, so containers don't add much in terms of managing your environment, especially when comparing against languages like python
regardless, containers are a great primitive to work with when you're managing deployments

[zap]

I feel like unless you plan on publishing your app to users then I'd prefer using Nix over Docker. And with Nix you get true reproducibility and don't need to deal with the overhead of a container when developing with it. Maybe Docker makes scaling trivially easy or something, I don't know. Then again you could also build your Docker images with Nix as well and get the best of both.

[sideone]

Hey sir!
Is there any really great UI frameworks
I want to develop a program for productivity that will render ui something like "rofi"
I have recently found out some tools/frameworks like

go-gtk
fyne
gioui

could you help me with this? which one is actually good? As a learner perspective doesn't matter if it hard or not, which one is good?

[hamm]

of all languages, I feel like Go has some of the fewest benefits of using docker since it compiles to a binary.

[notoriouslycuriouswombat]

Why is it called live reloading when application state isn't preserved

[o_glethorpe]

Hosting a docker app is more expensive.

[iCrimzon]

Podman clears docker also I HATE DOCKER/PODMAN, local dev code doesnt work in containers )':