How To Build A Complete JSON API In Golang (JWT, Postgres, and Docker) Part 1

DO NOT WASTE U TIME, the video series is not complete. You can check out part 5 comments, 7 month ago this guy promised a new video in 2 weeks and never delivered. The video series stops at authorization, it doesn't get to the banking API. The code he wrote during these 5 tutorials has a lot of temporary solutions, which he promises to fix in future videos that don't exist. It's ridiculous it's called a COMPLETE JSON API, I have no idea why there is so much positive feedback here, it's a scam

Great video!

Hi @anthonygg_ could i ask you, what is your vscode theme?

Man! you are the Top G of Golang <3

Thumbnail 😂 👌

Really valubale and High quality content . Just one thing please : can you make the code font just a bit bigger to be easier to see ?

in 30 min? ok let me see this

The guy doesnt give the fish but teaches how to catch it

Amazing video but you should ditch make for go-task... It's a task runner built in go.

Hello Anthony, thanks for the tutorial! BTW are you Turkish? My assumption in based on your soft pronunciation of `R`s in word endings, am I right?

Why don't you use lowerCamelCase convention for naming methods and vars? I'm completely new to golang and that seems very odd, is there a different convention for go?

Love the style and the approach to teaching. Excellent stuff, please keep it up

Really good content! I'd like to know what is your code editor theme. ✌

this is just epic, love the Bob Ross references

echt een held je bent toch uit België ik hoor het aan sommige woorden ben goed met veel talen maar probeer nu go lang te leren en deze tutorial heeft hard geholpen

I thought Johny Sins has started teaching programming 😂 Although, very useful tutorial, thanx a lot!

Hey , didn't know Johnny Sins was also a developer
Jokes aside, awesome tutorial man, I'm getting started with go an seeing you gliding through helped me a lot with the understanding of the language

thank you for this super valuable appreciate the hard work here

an time i watch your videos i stop the video maybe 232343 😅😅 time to understand what are u do ,thank you

Amazing video, so informative, I like your rhythm and enthusiasm, congrats from Brazil xD

These videos are incredible. Thank you. :)

pretty please, needs to be zoomed in for the mobile users

this tutorial was unbealiaveble. The amount of things you managed to fit in one 30 min videos! thank you

What part of the video covers docker?

make run not work for me

Yo, t'es francophone ?

I just started to learn Golang from a crash course before this, but the naming is confusing to me. There is apiFunc, ApiError and APIServer? the explanation is clear though.

Would be nice to hear your recommendations now that mux is no more

Would be amazing if Unit Tests would be also covered

Yes, you are "fast" but that is not always best when you are aiming to teach others and do a tutorial on something, I agree that being fast is amazing (for many things), I am 140-145 wpm typist (you are probably even faster than this) and I am also a vim user for many years. It was really hard to follow this video, had to stop it multiple times. However, good quality video anyways

oh great, and now mux is deprecated

Hello,. Thank you for your content it's very interesting. I see that all your project you start with Makefile. On some of your videos I saw the MS Windows start button. Which make do you use?

Best channel for golang especially backend thank you sir

This is the best go API tutorial I've ever watched. Thank you so much for your awesome content and for teaching us the best practices 🔥

this dude sounds scottish

I'm afraid of using golang web framework. My fear is that in some day they will just stop being maitained and booom! need to migrate

gorilla mux is dead any good alternative recomendation.

Please zoom in when you're coding! I can barely see the code!

Thanks for your content!
One question I have, is there a reason in the handlers to return a reference (&Account{}) instead of just Account{}?

Your teaching style is second to none!

Why mux and not gin for example?

Hey King, you dropped this 👑

Your content is so powerful! Very helpful in terms of quality and speed. I'm learning so much at such high speed. Plus the teaching style is engaging, you make the students think which is way better than a scripted tutorial. Thank you so much 😊