Golang Has Entered a New Era for Routing

[@nom9762]

I think that having a great router is making the community evolve to make better frameworks that do not stop to the routing part. Fuego and Chimera for example are great frameworks and I hope we'll see more of them in the future.

[@cokoala5137]

first I'm hearing about Fuego and they seem onto it. Thanks for the reco!

[@duckwicket890]

[@mr.togrul--9383]

I think this and loop threads thing is my favourite, as someone who hasn't used Go that much but is planning to use in future, this simplifies things. I like this new upgrades

[@MelkeyDev]

Yeah, loops was huge too.

[@erikslorenz]

I have quite a few services which are just a few routes and being able to pull out params is fantastic.

[@MelkeyDev]

Yeah, such a great addition

[@AylaCroft]

I feel like the Go gods heard my late night cries

[@smnomad9276]

Even as a joke, that is a blasphemy. There is only one God, Allah. The God of Jesus, Moses, Adam, Mohamed and all the other prophets.

[@zzrroott6459]

@@smnomad9276 🫵😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mieszkogulinski168]

Insanely helpful, thanks!

[@ishaanmalhotra3008]

Wonder when they'd get the net/http package updated with Quic/http3 protocol

[@flogginga_dead_horse4022]

I was waiting for this vid!!

[@GabrielGasp]

Still waiting for them to fix the test coverage reporting in (hopefully) 1.22.1 before upgrading. Also, I know they had to do this weird http verb in the route string because of backwards compatibility stuff, but I wish they gave us some helper methods for each verb to avoid this weird syntax.

[@LeventeKersanszki]

Are those the Berserk books in the background though? Nice touch!

[@MelkeyDev]

Yes they are haha

[@licokr]

I really wanna try go, I will. I've used third-party libraries a lot as a js dev and it's kind of defacto so dealing everything with standard libraries sound strange, at the same time SO cool

[@jazzlover10000]

Well it's nice of course. What do you suggest using for cookie mgmt? I dislike using Apache just to run low-mid bandwidth web servers.

[@eriknyk2k]

still want to use a framework for my rest APIs because they still facilitates the Json conversion in two ways, parsing body and encoding response, and other funcionalities like middleware support, logging, etc

[@Lynxiro]

I just startes learning about web servers. So now it should be easier to do pretty much all of the basic stuff one would want to do just with the standard library? Seems great as you can just learn the always available option instead of getting tied to some external tool.

[@Tobsson]

Well, there already was. Go is a very "server in mind"-type of language. They just made a small change to make it shine a little brighter. Honestly, 3rd party packages are just a nice to have and not something you'll actually need.

[@nexovec]

Day 278 of waiting for tagged unions to be added to the language.

[@MelkeyDev]

Day 279 now

[@seand7603]

Lol nice

[@nadeemshareef7508]

Day 280 😂

[@MarkVergelBanguis]

285

[@AzizurRehmanKhan-q5g]

I am kinda new to Go and trying to make rest api with go 1.22.0 but this [METHOD ][HOST]/[PATH] doest not working for me. is it just me or other also facting this issue, i tryed searching on stackoverflow but couldnt find anything

[@AzizurRehmanKhan-q5g]

i was searching it all this long, but get it know, i just needed to run "go mod init project name" and it worked for me

[@krps7]

What's the suggestion? Can we use gin or other famous 3rd party frameworks over net/http?

[@athirsonsilva3808]

For me, net/http just need a better Middleware and grouping support and it would be my go-to choice for personal projects, for now i will stick to Chi.

[@xpamamadeus]

same here middleware and grouping

[@MelkeyDev]

Yeah, this is why CHi is still my go-to but, i wont be surprised if this gets added to net/http core in the future

[@vinaykumarkharwar177]

If middleware becomes a part, I will stop using node and learn GO.

[@AlexanderBorshak]

KInda of Iterators is most excited, as to me (under exp flag yet, though...)

[@SimplyCode]

when and why did you start using vs code?!

[@Yusuf-ok5rk]

vim streamer slots were full

[@pylotlight]

I went the vscodium direction

[@zotoavinaandriamanamihaga6661]

how is you go lsp so fast ? mine is slow af

[@ThomasWSmith-wm5xn]

I moved my fiber backend to std http just to move it back again. I still don't think its fully there yet. Middleware and error returns for example, much better on gin or fiber still imo.

[@prashlovessamosa]

A comprehensive tut is needed.

[@justintie]

I'll keep using chi

[@MelkeyDev]

Me too

[@eduardosalles9212]

gg

[@seanturner7400]

What's your theme?

[@MelkeyDev]

one dark

[@SergeBrazuca]

Personally, I make every effort to work only with the language's standard libraries.

[@MelkeyDev]

hell yeah

[@tobyzieglerrr]

Yeah for what?

[@MelkeyDev]

For what?

[@tobyzieglerrr]

@@MelkeyDevi probably need to sleep a bit more... i honestly dont understand my own comment anymore. Love your content!

[@ivailopetrov2827]

all my homies use vlang

[@mcatower]

The movement of the screen from left to right is very annoying. Please don't do that anymore. Show the whole line or make the window narrower to fit the whole line.

[@MelkeyDev]

Got it. Thanks for the feedback, will do.

[@martinhotmann7868]

You're quite late to the news ... sorry

[@amit_go]

I told ya, 1.22 is a game changer

[@MelkeyDev]

You did!