Learning Go because it's a cool backend language.
Projects on this repo:
- salary - estimates salary based on hourly, daily, and monthly rate.
- simple-webserver - easy app that uses no frameworks to listen to a port and serve static html
- fiber-crud - Book API with CRUD operations
- aternos-bot - WIP chromedp app that goes to Aternos and starts the server for you. (NOT DONE)
- gql-server - Made a Todo GraphQL server based on 99designs/gqlgen tutorial. Extended with best practices like using a database (sqlite), sqlc (SQL Builder and typesafe db queries), and goose (Schema migrations).
Projects I went through on the Official Go Website:
- hello - go basics (i have notes to create project and stuff here)
- greetings - A custom external module used in hello (with unit tests)
- workspace - getting used to multiple modules in one workspace.
- data-access - basics of accessing databases with the standard library.
- web-service-gin - made an album API using Gin. Extended it further with automatic Swagger Doc generation (swaggo)
- [go getting started](https://go.dev/doc/tutorial/getting-started#install