i've been using t3 app but now learning go. this is exactly what i'm looking for to setup my next go and react project, thanks for taking the time to build this!
@@statuschannel8572 There is a difference between "look" and "feel". Also, it looks more like SolidJS, because that's where are the signals are really from, not from react.
It would be cool to add a go-inertia option so you have inertia handle the communication layer. I could make an example project to show how it works with the go adapter.
really nice, have been using this for quite a while for building fullstack apps and with this function it makes things really easier. keep up the good work
I think other options for frontend will make this blow up , The problem with react is as someone with the perspective of backend developer it'd hard to start with react. IMO something like svelte or vue would be way better
I used go-blueprint days back and it saved me the stress of creating folders upon folders😂... I'm new to Go ecosystem (programming in general) though but I hope to start contributing to open source soon
A video on how to deploy this into a prod env and dev env would be nuts and complete the full circle. Have the config needed to make your frontend point to the prod API and DB or to point to Dev/staging API and DB. Great job on the blueprint project, I can see it become my default easily.
Hello from Laravel land, learning Go at the moment in my spare time and this looks interesting. Had also been wondering if theres much use of Inertia js with Go as seen that has some community adaptors for Go
Genuine question. Why would someone use React + Another language backend, when I could just use NextJS or SveleteKit? Don't those frameworks do a lot of the heavy lifting that something like this wouldn't?
It's a fair question. NextJS + SvelteKit are great, however they add a lot of features to a project that someone wouldnt really want. Also, go-blueprint is whole different programming paradigm where theres a clear separation of concerns between the client and server, where as those have them together and are very closely coupled.
@@MelkeyDev Sveltekit and solidjs are the chosen ones currently, the frontend development is changing in a "minimalist" way currently. Thats why solidjs and sveltekit are the ones probably in 2025-2026. Also the user experience by nowadays standards is measured by the performance. So you got like 2 mosts performant frontends there.
@@MelkeyDevchaotic neutral. Some of us took a stand against scaffolding and the bloated mess that is npm and React. Go saved us. You're bringing that garbage to our playground 😂. Let us 28 Go developers have something damnit.
I hear you, but taking it out on me as an OSS author and someone who has been tying to preach Go to the masses for the last two years seems unfair. Go-blueprint just spins some basic stuff up. You can choose as little or as much as you want to include. Everyone has their opinions, but dislikes do damage to a YT channel.
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i've been using t3 app but now learning go. this is exactly what i'm looking for to setup my next go and react project, thanks for taking the time to build this!
okay
svelte next?
50k subscribers and we'll do it
Nah just svelte, not next 😜
Waiting for Svelte.
Frontend is already complex and rapidly changing just use React/Angular/Vue and ship the feature. Svelte syntax now look more like React anyway!
@@statuschannel8572 There is a difference between "look" and "feel". Also, it looks more like SolidJS, because that's where are the signals are really from, not from react.
it would be pretty easy just change the vite config and use svelte instead of react
I love go-blueprint! Would be really cool to have a docker option so that we can run the db, server, and client in separate containers
Amazing. I have used go-blueprint for a Backend service and I really like it. Now I can use it for a fullstack. Thanks for all the hard work 💪🏻
Can't wait to play around with this as we wait for the svelte version 😅
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It would be cool to add a go-inertia option so you have inertia handle the communication layer. I could make an example project to show how it works with the go adapter.
really nice, have been using this for quite a while for building fullstack apps and with this function it makes things really easier. keep up the good work
Feature request - Authentication implementation both basic and Oauth2, logging and monitoring also
Just getting into Go - this looks excellent!
I think other options for frontend will make this blow up , The problem with react is as someone with the perspective of backend developer it'd hard to start with react. IMO something like svelte or vue would be way better
I used go-blueprint days back and it saved me the stress of creating folders upon folders😂... I'm new to Go ecosystem (programming in general) though but I hope to start contributing to open source soon
What a nice cli tool for go backend ! I will definitely use it later! thanks melkey
A video on how to deploy this into a prod env and dev env would be nuts and complete the full circle.
Have the config needed to make your frontend point to the prod API and DB or to point to Dev/staging API and DB.
Great job on the blueprint project, I can see it become my default easily.
I'm about to learn Go today
subscribed! i like that this is not SSR out of the box :)
Awesome, typed api calls is what I want derived from the backend types.
I built my custom setup with go standard library backend (with redis, MS SQL server) + Nextjs frontend (tailwind, trpc, Authjs)
How does trpc work with a go backend?
adding some rpc would be nice too
Svelte would be nice. But I’m fine with react or htmx. Go blueprint already gets us off to a fast start
awesome, thanks for this feature!!
Looks awesome, will give it a try.
It'd be cool to have some end2end typesafety with react-query or something like that
You should try gomponents
can i use bun
Looks interesting, will try it. Thank you!
I wish i could be talented and knowledgeable as you someday.
which font do u use in neovim?
very nice Melkey
You just made my week
Hello from Laravel land, learning Go at the moment in my spare time and this looks interesting. Had also been wondering if theres much use of Inertia js with Go as seen that has some community adaptors for Go
Love this. Thanks dude
Genuine question. Why would someone use React + Another language backend, when I could just use NextJS or SveleteKit? Don't those frameworks do a lot of the heavy lifting that something like this wouldn't?
It's a fair question. NextJS + SvelteKit are great, however they add a lot of features to a project that someone wouldnt really want.
Also, go-blueprint is whole different programming paradigm where theres a clear separation of concerns between the client and server, where as those have them together and are very closely coupled.
Awesome man❤
A sveltekit template would be cool 😂
yes it would ba awesome
Yes! Please include svelte in the advanced options as well. Vite can initialize a svelte as well.
its all same shit anyway
Waiting for next js
How about one with Vue.
I installed go-blueprint but it is not working. I am getting - go-blueprint: command not found
Maybe I need use neovim too?
I see people saying svelte... Is svelte easier than React?
Love this. ❤
Nice man 🤌
Looks cool, thanks
We need one with Angular 😢😢😢
Is he using sublime ?
Neovim
Nice, love the addition of react. Can we add a modern front end library rather than a legacy solution?
Spring boot Angular is the best
Awesome 😎
rn im building my project with nextjs and golang hahaaha
Do that on some framework which is actually worth to use in 2024. React is slow on nowadays standards.
okay - which one?
@@MelkeyDev NextJs ?
@@MelkeyDev Sveltekit and solidjs are the chosen ones currently, the frontend development is changing in a "minimalist" way currently. Thats why solidjs and sveltekit are the ones probably in 2025-2026. Also the user experience by nowadays standards is measured by the performance. So you got like 2 mosts performant frontends there.
it would be nice to also see pocketbase in its use as a framework
why, pocketbase is batteries included. what would you want from blueprint?
we need golang tutorial asap
Add auth to this pls man
could think of adding supabase
Downvoted and skipped the video at 6 seconds lol. New record. Did you a solid and commented for engagement to offset my bad.
Okay, why?
@@MelkeyDevchaotic neutral. Some of us took a stand against scaffolding and the bloated mess that is npm and React. Go saved us. You're bringing that garbage to our playground 😂. Let us 28 Go developers have something damnit.
I hear you, but taking it out on me as an OSS author and someone who has been tying to preach Go to the masses for the last two years seems unfair.
Go-blueprint just spins some basic stuff up. You can choose as little or as much as you want to include. Everyone has their opinions, but dislikes do damage to a YT channel.
@@MelkeyDev that's fair, you're right. Not trying to do actual damage. Not a slight against your work either.
@@MelkeyDev do not focus on bad comments people always try to hate keep the grinding love go blueprint btw!