Go Microservices: From Zero to Hero in System Design

[@cKc1.6]

AWS Cloud services make a bill from me when I deploy. Isn't there a developer option for learning and development? I want to do this project one by one and learn it, but the DB parts scare me because of AWS pricing.

[@codewithjay]

You can check your Free Tier limit every month and choose the instance that comes under the Free Tier. I am sure it will not bill. As per my latest communication with AWS they said we can use RDS as well for free within Free tier. Deployment side make sure you clean your resources if not in used.

[@cKc1.6]

@@codewithjay Thank you very much sir!

[@shubhamranjan4596]

best

[@mohit84604]

thank you!. But i have a doubt could we implement DDD in golang, as i know golang is not OOP based language but whatever. If you know then could you plase tell me

[@codewithjay]

Yes we can. If you are following this series you will able to see in down the line of the episodes.

[@augedoo8409]

Good

[@kirillbaryba746]

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[@valentineejk]

hi, in the system designs, I dont see anything about cart/orders

[@codewithjay]

We re visiting the system design in later episodes to deep dive each components.

[@valentineejk]

thank you @@codewithjay

[@sithumdasantha3147]

Keep it up 🤍

[@travelwithemdad2527]

💌💌

[@ThienNguyen-bg1kx]

I think Go doesn't really support functional programming, it's more like procedural programming. And in term of functional programming, I think TS is superior.

[@codewithjay]

Yes that's true, Go is not pure functional it's an imperative language with support for certain functional programming features that is more efficient than TS and JS. Yes JS and TS is good choice if you like more functional programming.

[@aabhishakemishra]

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