Learn Buffalo in Go - Part 3 Models and Associations

Part 3.1 Models and Associations
Using Buffalo version 16.26
This video is longer than normal, so it's split into two sections. View section two, which covers one-to-many, and many-to-many associations here:
• Learn Buffalo in Go - ...
Topics covered:
* Patterns of associations
* One to one. One to many. Many to many.
* Using Buffalo to create a one to one association.
* Use Buffalo cli to create model
* Modify model and migration to include foreign_key
* Test a one-to-one association
* Eager method for Buffalo-pop to load and save data
Github repo with code used in this series.
github.com/briwagner/learn-bu...
Full video series playlist:
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[@saichand1948]

Thank u sir, this is really gonna help me.

[@rachevp]

It’s a good one, although in the name of consistency, I would have preferred a pointer to UserAddress as well. It might be a little confusing to newcomers to Go and pointers, why you get to refer to the address as a value, but to the user as a pointer.

[@rodrigob]

Audio still seems off (at least when on Android RUclips app)

[@bwagner_dev]

Hey Rodrigo, thanks for pointing out. I do hear the issue on Android. It seems to force the stereo into mono and basically cancel out the signal. I re-uploaded the videos in the playlist and it works now on my Android tablet.