Build an Async API in Golang (part 01 - Project Scaffolding & Postgres Setup with Docker)

In this part of the Async API in Golang series, we scaffold our project from scratch. We'll prepare our configs, setup Postgres using Docker Compose, and initialize our database schema with Go Migrate.

[@entrio87]

This is great stuff, please keep going!

[@prashlovessamosa]

Please keep uploading

[@thedevtool]

Rest assured, I’ve got more on the way!

[@dmitriyrabdel9111]

U re look confident with this stuff i am a little bit understand u, but i like it

[@PratikD-dy4yo]

can i get the db schema?

[@kaban954]

dude, i have hosting with preinstalled MySql. I cant change it for Postgres for free....If i`ll continue follow yor flow but connect Mysql insted Postgres i get some troubles? Or everything going to be fine?

[@thedevtool]

@@kaban954 you won’t be able to drop in replace Postgres for MySQL here. The database schema "data definition language (aka DDL)” will need to be modified to be compatible with MySQL. You’ll also need to use the MySQL driver instead in Go code. That being said, it shouldn’t be too much work to switch to MySQL here, since it will all be encapsulated in the data access layer code.

[@emircan676]

Hey mate thank this video series , have you uploaded the codes to github?

[@MWStudiooo]

Cool, btw which IDE?

[@thedevtool]

@@MWStudiooo Goland!