This repository is a collection of implementation patterns, tutorial code, and practical examples for building web applications with the Gin framework in Go. It serves as a guide for learning how to structure Go web servers, specifically focusing on mapping URL paths to handler functions and managing request flow. The project provides demonstrations of middleware implementation for tasks such as authentication, logging, and rate limiting. It also includes reference examples for developing REST APIs, with a focus on structuring data and sending JSON responses to clients.
Golang-100-Days is a structured, daily lesson curriculum for learning the Go programming language from the ground up, progressing into practical microservice and web application development. The project is built around a code-example-driven approach, where each day introduces new concepts through runnable Go snippets and complete project examples rather than abstract theory, covering Go fundamentals such as syntax, data types, control flow, functions, and packages. The curriculum differentiates itself by grouping lessons around specific Go frameworks and distributed system patterns. It includ
Connect-go is a library for building type-safe remote procedure call services that are wire-compatible with gRPC and HTTP. It provides a Go implementation of Protocol Buffers for structured data exchange, enabling the creation of multi-protocol RPC servers and generated type-safe clients. The framework is distinguished by its polyglot protocol support, allowing a single server handler to serve requests using several different protocols simultaneously over HTTP. This includes the ability to toggle between different transport protocols for the same service and the use of pluggable content negot
Hono is a minimal JavaScript HTTP framework designed for building web servers across multiple runtimes, including Node.js, edge runtimes, and serverless platforms. It functions as a cross-runtime web server and a web standard API wrapper, normalizing various runtime request and response objects into standard Web API signatures. The project serves as an HTTP middleware orchestrator and request handler, utilizing a middleware-based request pipeline and hierarchical route mounting to create modular server structures. It distinguishes itself through a runtime-agnostic event wrapper that ensures c