Learn to Build Robust and Scalable Web Applications with Go, Gin, MySQL, and GORM

What you'll learn

Building a good structure with golang using gin framework

Using the most popular golang plugins

Have a good practice on creating custom packages

Complete building a blog project with authentication system

Learn how to use gin framework the HTTP web framework written in Golang

Build an advanced features like [migrations, seeders] and creating a pretty cli

Requirements

Basic knowledge is required for Golang

Basic knowledge is required for Mysql

Description

If you're looking to learn how to build robust and scalable web applications with Go, Gin, MySQL, and GORM, this is the course for you. In this course, you will learn how to build a solid and maintainable structure for your Go web applications using some of the most popular tools and frameworks in the Go ecosystem.We will start by discussing the principles of good application design and how to implement them in Go using a layered architecture and various design patterns. You'll also learn how to set up a project structure that facilitates code organization, reuse, and testing.Next, we'll dive into Gin, a lightweight web framework that makes it easy to handle HTTP requests and responses in a clear and concise way. You'll learn how to use Gin to create web applications.We'll also cover MySQL, one of the most popular relational database engines, and GORM, a powerful ORM library that provides a simple and intuitive way to work with databases in Go. You'll learn how to connect your application to a MySQL database, and how to perform common database operations such as querying, inserting, updating, and deleting data.Throughout the course, you'll work on a sample project that demonstrates all the concepts and techniques covered. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of how to build robust and scalable web applications with Go, Gin, MySQL, and GORM, and how tomaintain them over time as they evolve and grow. With these skills, you'll be well-equipped to develop high-performance and scalable web applications that can handle large amounts of traffic and data.In summary, this course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive and practical understanding of how to build web applications with Go, Gin, MySQL, and GORM. Whether you're new to Go or an experienced developer looking to expand your skill set, this course will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to build high-quality and maintainable web applications. So, enroll now and start your journey to becoming a proficient Go web developer!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Source code

Section 2: Project structure

Lecture 3 Project structure

Lecture 4 Project configurations

Lecture 5 Cli interactions

Section 3: Packaging

Lecture 6 Create config package

Lecture 7 Create routing package

Lecture 8 Create serve package

Lecture 9 Create html package

Lecture 10 Create static package

Section 4: Blog project

Lecture 11 Blog project - Home page

Section 5: Database

Lecture 12 MySQL connection

Lecture 13 Database Models

Lecture 14 Database Migration

Lecture 15 Database Seeder

Section 6: Project layers

Lecture 16 Repository layer

Lecture 17 Service layer

Lecture 18 Custom response

Section 7: Blog pages

Lecture 19 Blog project - Finalize home page

Lecture 20 Blog project - Show article part 1

Lecture 21 Blog project - Show article part 2

Lecture 22 Blog project - Show article part 3

Section 8: Authentication

Lecture 23 Blog project - Register form

Lecture 24 Blog project - Handle register form part 1

Lecture 25 Blog project - Handle register form part 2

Lecture 26 Blog project - Handle form errors

Lecture 27 Blog project - Show errors on the form

Lecture 28 Blog project - Show old data on the form

Lecture 29 Blog project - Finalize registration

Lecture 30 Blog project - Login form

Lecture 31 Blog project - Handle login form

Lecture 32 Blog project - Finalize login

Lecture 33 Blog project - Auth middlewares

Section 9: Final touches

Lecture 34 Blog project - Article form

Lecture 35 Blog project - Handle article form

Lecture 36 The end

Lecture 37 Source code

Beginner Golang developer need to have a solid understand of creating better structure