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In this brief article I will explain how I write a REST API using Golang trying to follow some best practices.
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Nice thorough guide, but it might be worth mentioning that the recommended practice is to use a custom
http.Serverwith timeouts and such, as described here.Another useful thing to perhaps mention is using the request context when running DB queries in order to handling timing them out and cancelling them. Contexts are also useful to pass context from middleware to handlers too :)
Thanks, I appreciate your feedback :)
Author's response about this situation:
"Hello there :) I actually delete it because some of the concepts were inspired by other content creators and didn't wanted to disrespect their work. Therefore, I decided to delete that article and rewrite it better."
We'll be wait ^_^
Nice article!
I appreciate it :)
Hi,
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Hello I appreciate the feedback! I will try to implement it 👍🏻 I’ll be updating this post with what I learn :)
Hi Lucas, FYI we've added your blog post on a GitHub project gathering content about best coding practices :)
github.com/promyze/best-coding-pra...
Awesome, thanks for sharing =)
You're Welcome :)
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaan! Why do you delete this amazing article??(((
Agreed--I came here from a link in an email, and I'm disappointed to see that the entire post was removed.
I think it would have been more appropriate to mark whatever parts of the post may have been in error with a note saying something to the effect, "It has been brought to my attention that this section may not be 100% accurate, and an update is pending"
Thanks for the article. There needs be more go lang articles in this site.
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The same is true for me. I started reading it and wanted to continue after some time. Now it’s gone.