How To Structure Your Golang (API) Projects!? 

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I love the way this guy says "structure".

loving the consistency in uploads, loving the channel so far

omg amazing! I really needed this. Great example, especially the storage interface.

Hey mate these are great videos. I love how verbose you are as you type. I learn more from you talking than I have from any udemy course

just learnt go recently and trying to build my first project on it. tried different ways to structure my project but found them being quite messy. great video, helps a lot.

Just stumbled upon your channel. Amazing content for students! Keep it coming!

These videos are awesome! Thank you! Very clear!

Super clean, it's grouped by feature.

I'm regretting notvdiscovered this channel early thanks.

Your coding speed is insane, even while talking. Viewed some videos, I think the content is great, thanks a lot :)

go ahead Anthony, very helpful skills

You are pumping out golden eggs non stop. Thank you

Thank you. as always superb.

This is a gem 💎

Perfect timing 🚀🚀🚀

Watched your "Important Tips On How To Write Idiomatic Code In Golang" just before watching this, and I believe that the interface declared in <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="482">8:02</a> should be Storer instead of Storage, same for module name. Additionally maybe it would be worth to enable screencast mode in vscode with smaller font and offset? I think it'd be great to learn some of the shortcuts that allow you to be that fast just by watching. By the way loving the content, keep it up!

Breaking all the Golang project structure conventions for "reasons". Convention is to use cmd, internal, pkg, test for sorting your packages... arbitrary folder structures introduce additional hurdles for newcomers to the project to figure out what you're doing.

Anthony thanks for the video! Would like to get your opinion on di frameworks like Uber fx. Do you use dependency injection frameworks in your applications ?

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I don't know Go and that flag string is awesome. I can see why making CLIs in Go is sweet.

Hey Anthony thank you for your video. I just don't understand how you implement the storage interface. Do you add all the functions to implement for all entities of your database?

"package util" oh no, Oh no no no no no.

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Hey Anthony, basically this is a good video but could you explain why you put the interface for store right there where it is implemented? I learned that we use duck typing / structural typing which means we would put the interface were it is used.

Hi there. Is golang a good thing for sysadmin and autmation projects ? I don't want to use python especially when it comes to third party librairies that are hard to install on production ! Thanks

How would you organize all the other go files based on application features? For a game server for example, you have a shop, daily quests, daily login, clans, events, wallet, etc. How do you see that scaling?

If you have more than one route, maybe something like /users and /books. Would you implement one store for all or would you have one store for all your types?

Hello Anthony, A while ago, I just watch the "How To Build And Structure A JSON API Project In Golang!?" video, in which you're following a sightly different approach concerning the folders/packages structure (which I love very much BTW). "Everything on root" you're saying, "unless it's really needed". I'd like to ask you why? Does this happen because the videos are from different time? Thank you.

Random, but can you export your vscode setup? Theme looks v clean

make : The term 'make' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1

What are your thoughts on hexagonal architecture?

Is there a reason why store is passed by value and not by reference?

Do you keep everything in server package. Server package will handle user requests, in future it will handle all the separate modules? I think it is bad idea and bad structure

so the storage it s look like session of connection to mongodb, but is that a best practice to inject it as params in every function of the services ?? why no use it like a global variable !

🇳🇬 Is Go a high level language ? This syntax looks sick (in a bad way).

Hi bro, how to learn golang --->>>Please explain learning path about golang & solidity -- >>>> how to learn / build /test/ deploy frontend for web 3 projects

Do you have any video that extends on the Storage pattern you showed?

At interface storage can we make a gerenic interface with the default CRUD methods to work with N models?

What's the name of this VS Code theme?

A lot off Bla Bla Bloa ... "How To Structure Your Golang (API) Projects!?" , but just 3 min about structure .... why need in this video inside the file? 20 min video will good talk mi 15 min about folders and fills but not about insite the file.

Hello . I wish you would speak more slowly. I can hardly communicate with your language. If possible, speak more slowly... Thank you

Please create a cli app that generates the template of your structured project...🥲

When are you going to code a Shalien server? Request.get.go