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Go Fiber is hands down the best web framework I've ever used compared to any relevant popular framework in Kotlin, .NET, JS, Python, Ruby, PHP, Rust, etc. The performance is amazing, it's super productive, and the API is good enough to guess your way around instead of reading docs. And it's super simple to extend :D Currently creating some big APIs and libs with fiber, including a new templating engine.

Hi Anthony. Great video. In the first part though, where you show how error handling is done using the standard library you could use http.Error() which encorporates your two lines of code: writing an http error code to the header and an error message to the body (the only difference is that the message has to be plain text). I just thought this was worth mentioning.

I second this. It seems like general consensus within golang community is to use some type of mux library on top of standard http library but I always end up building sort of my mini framework whenever I am going this route. I mean standard libs or gorilla/mux, chi are fine if you are building a few services that for sake of simplicity, but it gets tedious as your server starts handling more complex stuff.

Thanks for the video. We also use echo in production, but for business logic we use one more layer. And echo is used as transport layer. It gives us flexibility to use alternative transport such as GRPC instead of or simultaneously with the REST.

Thanks for the video!)) Great as always)

Really useful and interesting - thanks!

We use echo on production and i think its really good. Is minimal and just doenst feel you're using any framework

Anthony you never disappoint you're the best :)

We use echo for some finance projects.. Very good doc, very simple and very fast

Thank you Anthony. I am learning a lot from you.

@Anthonygg what do you think of gin framework

I could not find any Go Framework that has a tag on job tensor.

You are the best man thanks.

leveled up!

The main problem of fiber is that it doesn’t support request Context cancellation on client connection termination (for example when user closes a browser tab) this is very annoying when you connect to brokers from your API endpoints or make any other long running tasks (websockets, etc), btw context.Context of http.Request does cancel

I love echo. Also, Pocketbase is built on echo, so if you use it as a framework, you have a db, auth, email, file, and admin panel built in. So basically, Pocketbase is my favorite framework now.

i dont think it is worth using an entire web framework just because you dont want to handle errors. you can easily just make a wrapper for handling error then implementing your handlers bellow it. I would totally recommend a router tho. the problem with web frameworks is they usually lead to very bad architectures, to projects with bad dependency injection and people passing the framework context all the way to lower layers making the project very rigid.

Hey Anthony I saw your video where you were building a trading platform or something like that , I wanna get into trading industry or banking maybe as a software dev where should I start? Should I learn Java because most enterprise use it and please guide where to find these specific resources...

Golang and graphql. What do you recommend?

Could you please give us some guide for API gateway? Can we have an API gateway but does not depend on any cloud service? (I am Front-end developer and learning Golang to build a personal project to practice)

how about gin?

I wanna join your discord channel, but link has expired. How do i join now?

Reading comments gives a sense that ppl for some unclear reason confused Golang with JS 😂 Bringing 100 frameworks and arguing which is better.

What about gin?

anyone know the name of the theme he use in vscode?

audio is a bit low

What's your thoughts about chi? Btw very insightful videos.

The web framework that I’ve written is the best one in the world

the answer is fiber.

Your videos volume always too low mate. Use a limiter

I thought that thumbnail was Johnny Sins 🤡

Excellent content! You're probably already aware, but it's hard to understand when you say words that end in "r". You are pronouncing it many times as "sh", so "error" and "here" come out as "errosh" and "heesh". Small note that hopefully is helpful. Once again, thanks for this, great info!

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I read source code of echo. It's smart and clear. I agree that echo is the best.

the go comunitty seriously needs to stop using single letter variable names

Been using go for 4 years, I've gone through fiber, gin, gorilla, echo and now chi. I still dont have a strong opinion on any of them apart from I think you should be using one of them over the default net/http. When I first started out I used fiber and that was easiest for me as I was coming from TS. Also if you are using chi I would recommend using their render package as it can help with returning errors and json easier

@anthonygg_ Is it DSA must to study for golang 😁

how about weavebox