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can you teach us gRPC or else anything that you use in production stuff like building microservices btw your search engine lectures are too helpful I learnt a lot.

Bro is inventing a new framework. Let's go. Can't wait to see GoX (Full-stack GO + React) 1.0v (;

do we need node runtime when using it on production? or its only use pure go?

Rendering react still requires the js runtime, and it's just not the best idea to embed it within go. I tried with rust (deno embedded), lots of pain to move on 😂

looks very interesting, love to see with vue

Take a look at EHTML

i think it's because of how railway works with node and golang, maybe they use v8 isolate for node and docker for golang, so it's the reason why the performance is so different AND SO IMPORTANT THAT Nextjs doing hard prefer to ssg IT MEANS THAT YOUR CODE IS SSG BY DEFAULT. so that's maybe a reason for this too!!!

Damn the performance difference is actually super significant just at a glance. Thanks for the proof of concept dude! This is awesome.

Been waiting for this! Cool!

Looks pretty cool so far! I'm going to take a look at the repo and see what I can do with that, keep the videos coming! 🙌🏼

Nice video. You should just generate Js files on the first run

Great idea: I was also wondering if it was possible to replace Node with Go in these SSR scenarios. Thanks. Coffee into Code, but also Video into Subscriber :)

In case of props I think you can also cache them and just pull some pre-rendered html out of the hash-map if the props are the same. All of the other optimization ideas also look like the type next.js does, so I think you can make it faster than next.js at the end of the day (mostly because 99% of the javascript will be rendered beforehand and Go is simply faster when serving some data over http, plus you can utilize concurrency to make it serve even more clients simultaneously), but it will basically be a hacky templating engine at this point. Overall, a great video! Wondering if it is possible to make props be computed from backend code (like getting some data from the db) and just be passed as props to the component, turning all this thing into a htmx on steroids type of setup.

I have a feeling it's possible to just prebundle the JS code and then hopefully have some render function that you can use in Go.

Got a new sub here! Really cool stuff! Do you have a link to a repo?

nice work🎉

Great explanation

you are gayyyyyy

I haven't used GO yet but this seems like a good tutorial!

Cool video 😎👍

Shouldn’t you compare hugo with next.js ?

Buddy keeps uploading good stuff.

I recommend OBS for screen recording for high resolution it will better for small Screen like mobile viewers, BTW I like you content can please Talk more about terso comparing to traditional DBMS like postgres specially multi tenant architecture

Cant wait to do this. Im on part 4 ATM 😊

Very helpful to me, thanks for sharing!!!!

Very helpful to me, thanks for sharing!!!!

Great vid! Looking forward to see it running :)

Very nice! Yesterday I wrote a similar crawler but using playwright-go, since the use-case requires complex actions (clicks, file upload & etc). For anyone else needing to execute complex actions, DOM handling or something similar, I'd recommend playwright-go! Thanks for the video!

Hello. Great vidoo. I think the init db function can go in the init function of the main package that is made for this type of initialisation. That way the connexion to the db is made even before the main fonction. Idem for the godotenv.Load function Is there a reason for you to do the initialization in the main function ? Plus, for the data model gorm have a create model prebuild : gorm.Model With this, the user model is easier : type User struct { gorm.Model Email string `gorm:"unique;not null" json:"email"` Password string `gorm:"not null" json:"-"` IsAdmin bool `gorm:"default:false" json:"isAdmin"` } The gorm model is this struct : type Model struct { ID uint `gorm:"primarykey"` CreatedAt time.Time UpdatedAt time.Time DeletedAt DeletedAt `gorm:"index"` } I think using prebuild functionality of the tool we use is a good think. I learn a lot throught your videos, thank you

Keep on going, bro! You just got a new sub. Very nice series, editing, audio and code.

How much time it will take to complete

+1 sub❤

just coded this along with you. looking forward to part 3!

this is precisely what ive needed for some time now. following along. Please dont stop!

Sir make a one video daily

awesome content!

You need to modify your capture area for the next one, you are cutting off the top and bottom

ive always been interested in making a search engine, this will definetely be very interesting :3

Sounds like a cool project, can't wait to see how someone would approach building this in Go

why postgres ? isn't the memory footprint of postgres way higher than mysql ?

You should put "Web API" not just "API".

This video was fun to watch, especially with the updates to the go standard lib.