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Learn to write Go code by creating a basic web app that will provide a front-end for a public API
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. We’ve come a long way, from a simple Hello World to a fully functional dialog search engine for Star Trek: Th...
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. Okay, to recap: We’ve successfully queried the API and stored the results in a struct. So how do we actually ...
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. Structs Our app can now accept search terms from a user, but what do we do with them? To make our search engi...
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. Now we’ve got a basic page up and running, in this step we’ll add the Search handler, which will actually dea...
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. Welcome back fellow Go newbies! In this stage of our tutorial we’ll use a templating library to help us rende...
Oh hi! This is a multi-part tutorial series, please make sure you reads the posts in order! You can find the list at the bottom of the page. We'll start by creating a new file called main.go, and writing our first line: package main All Go programs ...
