Golang And Svelte - Swapping To Server Side Rendering

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@cristianbilu 8 месяцев назад

At 14:00 for svelte to do the request in parallel you need to ditch the await and return the object with the promises and svelte will resolve all of the top level promises in parallel

@nimmneun 8 месяцев назад

I always tried to explain it kinda like "imagine having to write an exam and someone's asking questions about a different topic/disturbing you, while you try to formulate your answer/solution". But the Cache analogy is also pretty nice 🎉

@ogunleyeoluwafemi7243 8 месяцев назад

Hi there man, I’m learning golang newly, is there a Github repo that can be used to follow along properly, looking forward to tor response 🙏🏾

@trashmail8 8 месяцев назад

40:25 Is there a reason why you are not using a hot-reload/building tool? Golang compiles fast enough for many web projects to be done with the reload before you've hit the short cuts to switch to your browser. :)

@AmirGolmoradi 8 месяцев назад

Guys how did you learn golang , it's been a week that i start golang but i can't understand it , i mean i can understand packages and and syntax , but i can't build project on my own , also Go is not my first language

@nickderaj 7 месяцев назад

I recently started Go and bought the O'Reilly book "Learning Go" so I've just been going through it. I used Leetcode to make sure I understand the syntax (just doing easy/medium questions on there). Not sure how it's gonna be when I start building proper apps though, just done very simple ones - I'll probably following along a course and see how it goes from there