I got the Gophers when I attended GopherCon in 2018. The Ardan Labs Store sells them but only ships in the US. The penguin was a gift when I worked for Novell.
Hi Mario! I'm always grateful for the time and knowledge you impact on Junior devs like me. Thank you. I would like to know about the Go frameworks that you use when building production apps (web or microservices or desktop)? Is there anything like the Spring framework for Go? Is raw Go better? Any recommendations? May you kindly make a video of that if you have the time otherwise just respond to the comment here?
There a few frameworks out there but typically the standard library and a router is more than enough. With that being said I like your idea, thanks for the suggestion.
@@MarioCarrion thank you for the reply. I forgot another issue: for microservices how about go-micro or go-kit? Or raw Go is enough for any scenario as you suggested above?
go-kit is a well known framework but you will be stuck to whatever decisions the framework provides, sure there are benefits but those come with tradeoffs like lock-in for example; I still think following a simple pattern like github.com/MarioCarrion/todo-api-microservice-example is easier in the long term; sure a few things are much more explicit but always have the freedom to change things the way you want.
Tks, I'm software developer and I want to step forward in software as an Software Architecture. You have one more suscriber.
Keep it up, don't give up!
Just found your channel. Great content thats very much
Thank Mario for your advice!!! I hope this year I can read at least two of that's books.
Hey Gabriel, I'm glad you found it useful. Best
Hi there! Great compilation, how about the Go books?
Hey there! I think eventually I'll upload a video like that, cheers!
Thanks! This definitely was on point and helpful!
Thank you for watching, take care!
Good job of compilation books 📚
Thanks Adrian, take care.
Marioo, where did you get those Gophers and the Linux pinguin in the background? I want thoseee
I got the Gophers when I attended GopherCon in 2018. The Ardan Labs Store sells them but only ships in the US. The penguin was a gift when I worked for Novell.
cool
thank YOU !
No, thank YOU! Cheers!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching, take care.
Any particular order we should read it ?
What I recommend is to follow the order I have in the description.
Thank you Mario for this video ❤. I hope you get thousanda of followers in youtube
Thanks Baris! Cheers
thanks man
Thanks for watching, take care
Thank you, Mario! I'm a big fan of your video! I finished reading Fundamentals of Software Architecture recently, amazing book!
Yes! That book is amazing! Take care
I am a beginner with very little knowledge of software architecture should i start from this book or are there any other staff i should know?
Hi Mario! I'm always grateful for the time and knowledge you impact on Junior devs like me. Thank you.
I would like to know about the Go frameworks that you use when building production apps (web or microservices or desktop)? Is there anything like the Spring framework for Go? Is raw Go better? Any recommendations? May you kindly make a video of that if you have the time otherwise just respond to the comment here?
There a few frameworks out there but typically the standard library and a router is more than enough. With that being said I like your idea, thanks for the suggestion.
@@MarioCarrion thank you for the reply. I forgot another issue: for microservices how about go-micro or go-kit? Or raw Go is enough for any scenario as you suggested above?
go-kit is a well known framework but you will be stuck to whatever decisions the framework provides, sure there are benefits but those come with tradeoffs like lock-in for example; I still think following a simple pattern like github.com/MarioCarrion/todo-api-microservice-example is easier in the long term; sure a few things are much more explicit but always have the freedom to change things the way you want.
@@MarioCarrionThank you