Video description
Building full stack web applications requires drawing on several big technologies, including database access, HTTP routing, APIs and modern frontend features like single page applications.
Go supports full stack web applications with a variety of different libraries. This chapter details best-of-breed libraries that you can pick up and use immediately in your existing or new applications. It also provides recommendations and best practices for writing fast, feature-rich and sustainable full stack webapps in Go.
Table of Contents
Building full stack web applications in Go
00:05:48
Building web pages using the html/template package
00:06:42
Using the database/sql package for database access
00:05:33
Building fast web apps with the Echo framework
00:13:16
Getting started with the Buffalo framework to build awesome websites
00:05:42
Advanced routing with the Buffalo framework
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Resource paths with the Buffalo framework
00:09:11
Templating with the Buffalo “Plush” engine
00:08:06
Building login with a third party provider into your Buffalo app
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Hooking your Buffalo web app up to a database
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