Yes I will. I'll do an HTMX soon I don't love HTMX but I know people are curious about it so I'll release something. Also neovim config video coming soon.
Great tutorial, really appreciate configuring the Makefile as well as it's super helpful. Would you be so kind as to add the .env file with dummy values, just as an example? Thanks!
Hola Arturo, gracias por el tutorial! Una pregunta... por qué puede ser que en la parte que armas el response no le gusta el omit response? Me da el error unknown JSON option "omitresponse" Busqué en diferentes lugares incluso en la documentación de go y solo existe omitempy. Gracias!!!
It's a crud project, you can make it what you want but essentially it's a dashboard where I keep track of the coffees I buy, how fine do I grind the beans in order to prepare the coffee and what not. I'm missing the front-end part for this.
for some reason the sql.Ping() function guive me an error parsing the number 5 of the connect_timeout=5 value from de .env file, its say something of failed becouse it cant be able to parse the "5/" character, its weird becouse i have almost the same as you
I was looking at the video to see where you could've potentially written a bug, I'm not sure but I added the timestamp for the DSN. Make sure you have the same DSN string format as I have
@@arturfil well the problem was that the dsn := os.Getenv("DSN") was returning the whole dsn env surrounded by doblequotes, so i had to remove them with this line in the db.go file: dsn = strings.Trim(dsn, "\""), so that let the dsn string without the doblequotes and worked at the moment of pinging the DB
@@arturfil its kind of strange that this happens to me and not to you, but im glad that i could workarround this part. Thanks for the fast reply and for making this wholesome content
Yeah, I can make a specific video, it generally is the same but you have to add an lsp, and tree sitter for golang. After that for DAPs, what you need to do is install something different for golang. I can make a video about it and o in depth :)
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