DIY Golang Web Server: No Dependencies Needed!

[@nasko235679]

Good quality GO video content is so rare and I am incredibly happy to have found your channel. I get it - the GO docs and written resources are great, but some of us understand things better in video format, and I've learned more in this 25min vid than I have from 1 hour of reading the docs.

[@FloWoelki]

Thank you and welcome :)
That's awesome to hear! I always strive to include a practical use case for each in-depth tutorial, such as the one about runes. But I am glad you have liked it :)

[@apobletos6737]

Thanks a lot, man! I appreciate your slow, detailed, and straightforward contents-you make every word and second counts.

[@FloWoelki]

Wow, that's so nice of you, thank you! :)

[@stuardcg]

Can’t thank you enough for this amazing video. I’m still learning the basics of the go standard library and this was very useful

[@FloWoelki]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kaiyang9537]

great video! But I think we should use lock when we check the presence of the user in the deleteUser function as well.

[@AyushGupta-jt9mf]

Thanks for the amazing explanation. I first read the documentation and then saw you video now my basic concepts are pretty clear

[@FloWoelki]

I am glad to hear that. It's lovely that you understand things more clearly now!

[@JPToto]

This is extremely well done and thoroughly explained. Thank you!

[@FloWoelki]

Thank you, and I am glad that you got some value out of it :)

[@bjarne431]

Im doing exactly this for my new pet project. Api is just a golang app, cross compiled on macos for ubuntu where it will run
It pulls data from the same mysql that is used by other processes on the server

[@FloWoelki]

Awesome! Important to just play around with some functionalities of the standard Golang module :)

[@bjarne431]

@@FloWoelki i just deployed it today, i must say it was an incredible smooth cross compilation process. Copy binary over +x it and it iust works perfectly:-)

[@Proder-ss8qw]

Why is read lock required?

[@sval4020]

Thanks, Flo! Once again great video! Keep rocking!

[@FloWoelki]

Thank you 🤘

[@CoolestPossibleName]

I thought the Mutex has to be within the struct of the data I want to make that data thread safe

[@pookiepats]

"i thought" = I didn't try

[@CoolestPossibleName]

@@pookiepats "I thought" = I'm not sure

[@thundertastic896]

A mutex is just a fancy atomic bool flag

[@DarioNecco]

Great video, thanks!
Please what have you used as editor?

[@FloWoelki]

I am glad you've liked it! I am currently using Zed with the GitHub theme.

[@vishaldinesh]

Wow, I thought that was Neovim with cappuccin theme.

[@FloWoelki]

@@vishaldinesh haha nope :) But I am used to nvim

[@higiniofuentes2551]

Thank you for this very useful video!

[@FloWoelki]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@vitaliidrapaliuk5652]

Hello, why do you say here ruclips.net/video/eqvDSkuBihs/видео.html that JSON with capitalized name is invalid JSON?

[@dukeofnorfolk1842]

I'd like to know what font and theme you use, looks pretty

[@FloWoelki]

I do use the Monaspace font in combination with the GitHub theme.

[@yuxiang4218]

great content. Thanks!

[@FloWoelki]

Glad it helped!

[@mikeafter5]

Thanks!
You need to post your code, in my humble opinion.

[@bjo004]

Amazing. Thank you 🎉

[@FloWoelki]

Glad you liked it!

[@bjo004]

Can you please follow up with optimization and best practices?

[@FloWoelki]

@@bjo004 What do you mean, specifically? :)

[@bjo004]

24:13 You said the code is far from perfect and can be optimised, refactored to make it more scalable and developer friendly. Could you please make a part 2 dealing with these please?

[@FloWoelki]

@@bjo004 Sure, I'll check what I can do :)

[@superchillh3o]

Excellent video

[@FloWoelki]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@sadik_farhan_]

Thanks a lot!

[@FloWoelki]

Sure thing :)

[@TechDoctorMalayalam]

Informative

[@FloWoelki]

Thank you :)

[@Serjgap]

This cursor block shape is a nightmare

[@hirang1148]

This is more like a router than a web server