Technically you are right and SQLC can be used as a drop in replacement for ORMs, as it generates code based on specification, rather than abstracting it away like ORMs
True in some sense, cuz GoLang already has all web development tools built into it, most of the libraries in GoLang are wrapper around standard libraries, to make developer life more easy
fiber uses fasthttp, which again is not compatible with golang's standard net/http lib. Why does it matters you may ask, It matters when project goes big and lots of libs and third party integrations needs to be added.
@@SirJagerYT Toh usse kya hoga? If it grows big enough to not be a monolith (i am not going to consider compatibility issue with fiber here because its that good) shift to microservice arch.
Mast content. The way you explain things and the clarity in your speech is perfect .
Bro great content ,looking forward to the projects and implementations :)
Thanks, more projects coming soon!
This video is so nicely put up
Content 💯
Animation 💯
Delivery 💯
thankyou for the appriciation
Great and Useful video for someone who is entering into Go as a Backend Developer. Kudos bro 🎉🎉
I'm glad you found it helpful! Keep coding! 🎉
*Backend* not backent... Fix that quick...
He is saying correctly.
@@weorkay Yes he is... The title had a typo...
Beautiful video man!
Glad you liked it! 😄
I really like go. Does it have a good orm? I am too dependent on the prisma and drizzle orm
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying Go! 😀
For ORMs, I recommend some libraries in the video, later you can tell me how they worked out for you ✌
Nice video brother 👍
Thanks 👍
4:12 sqlc is not an ORM but a code generator
Technically you are right and SQLC can be used as a drop in replacement for ORMs, as it generates code based on specification, rather than abstracting it away like ORMs
Pocketbase is so good 👍🏻 recommended 👍🏻
I wanna see this project grow?
Why not create a Golang learning series from beginner to advanced level? I will definitely join and learn it😀😀
Maybe one day!
@bitsofmandal I will wait ....🙂🙂
please make implementation videos of them.
sure buddy, since this is a golang focused channel, definitely can do that
Is gin better than echo?
both are better in their own respect, for some features GIN is great and for other features ECHO is great.
Where's the implementation?
hang on, next video coming soon
Note: Google made/maintains Golang, last I checked ;)
yes, you are correct on that
But what abut jobs.
Focus on your coding skills, jobs will chase you
Using a web framework or an ORM in Go doesn't sit right with me
True in some sense, cuz GoLang already has all web development tools built into it, most of the libraries in GoLang are wrapper around standard libraries, to make developer life more easy
Looks like you used ChatGPT for your video script 😂😂
😂😂 that's odd, cuz today chatGPT asked me whether it can train on my data, not kidding
@bitsofmandal 😂😂 sam come to you then asked ... Is that right ?
@@SimpleProgrammer0 yes actually, in RUclips creator studio there is a option, that you can toggle to allow GenAI learn from your content
first you tell me are you from Odisha right bhai?
Close, I am from west bengal
I prefer elixir
Why some people call it "Golang" when it is officially called "Go"?
Cause it is a language named go 😅
For SEO purposes, go is a terrible name. Thats how golang came into being.
no serious company uses any framework using go😊
Can't tell about big giants, but worked at a startup where main technology was GoLang. They used most of the popular libraries
Many of the Indian startups are writing go for their backend. Zomato uses it, zerodha uses it.
Gin is 100x Slower than Go Fiber.
not 100x, only slightly, ther almost same, negligible difference
Where's the proof?
Sinx: Trust me bro
fiber doesn't follows golang http standard lib
fiber uses fasthttp, which again is not compatible with golang's standard net/http lib. Why does it matters you may ask, It matters when project goes big and lots of libs and third party integrations needs to be added.
@@SirJagerYT Toh usse kya hoga? If it grows big enough to not be a monolith (i am not going to consider compatibility issue with fiber here because its that good) shift to microservice arch.
Gin is 🤡
Gets the Job done
@bitsofmandal most devs suggesting to use standard library😂