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From Chaos to Clarity: Optimize Your Go API Logging with Gin

I genuinely enjoy reading logs. There’s something satisfying about tracing issues down to the exact line where things went sideways. Over the years, tools like Datadog, CloudWatch, and Logtail have been my go-to platforms for monitoring and log analy...

From Chaos to Clarity: Optimize Your Go API Logging with Gin

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Ratelimiting using Redis

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sponge.hashnode.dev·Feb 21, 2025

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Sponge: Go "low-code" framework, N times more efficient than traditional RESTFul API/microservice development!

Sponge is a powerful Go development framework. Its core concept revolves around reverse-engineering modular code by parsing SQL, Protobuf, and JSON files. The generated code can be flexibly and seamlessly assembled into various types of complete back...

Sponge: Go "low-code" framework, N times more efficient than traditional RESTFul API/microservice development!

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mukulmantosh.com·Feb 05, 2025

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Building RESTful APIs with Gin: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you ready to dive into REST API development with Go? In this tutorial, we'll cover all the key components: Databases ORM-driven development JSON HTTP Follow this link to get started..

Building RESTful APIs with Gin: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Yash Israni

yashisrani.hashnode.dev·Jan 03, 2025

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Go Gin vs Gorilla Mux: Which One is Right for Your Web Project?

When it comes to building web applications in Go, two popular frameworks often stand out: Gin and Gorilla Mux*. 🛠️ Both have their strengths, but which one should you choose for your project? Let’s break it down step by step. 🚀* What is Go? Go, als...

Go Gin vs Gorilla Mux: Which One is Right for Your Web Project?

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aekshant.hashnode.dev·Dec 04, 2024

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Building a Modular and Testable n-Tier Architecture in GoLang Using the Consumer Interface Pattern

In this blog post, we'll explore an n-tier architecture implemented in GoLang with a consumer interface pattern that promotes modularity, decoupling, and unit testability. This approach is particularly useful for projects requiring clean separation o...

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Johnson Ojo

opyjo.hashnode.dev·Oct 28, 2024

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Building a Simple REST API in Go with Gin

If you're new to Go and interested in building RESTful APIs, the Gin web framework is a fantastic tool to have in your toolkit. In this guide, we'll walk through creating a simple REST API using Gin, complete with code examples to help you get starte...

Building a Simple REST API in Go with Gin

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blog.rabinsonthapa.me·Oct 14, 2024

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Web Development with Go and Gin

Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of web development, the choice of programming language and framework can significantly influence the success of your project. Among the many options available, Go (or Golang) is renowned for its efficiency, ...

Web Development with Go and Gin

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mtarkar.hashnode.dev·Oct 02, 2024

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Working with GORM ORM with Go and Gin Server

GORM is a popular ORM used with golang to communicate with SQL database. In this article, we will look at how we can setup GORM in our go server using gin framework. Create New Go App Lets start by creating a new go app. mkdir <go-app> cd <go-app> go...

Working with GORM ORM with Go and Gin Server

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Arish Ahmad

blog.arishahmad.in·Sep 19, 2024

Sep 19, 2024

Setting Up a Go Web Server on Amazon EC2

Launching EC2 with Amazon Linux Open the AWS Management Console and navigate to the EC2. Click “Launch instances”. Enter an appropriate instance name. Select “Amazon Linux” under “Application and OS Images”. Select any “Free tier eligible” I...

Setting Up a Go Web Server on Amazon EC2

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