A practical guide to understanding Terraform modules, directory structures, symbolic links, module sources, variables, outputs, dependencies, and reusable infrastructure with Google Cloud Platform. Topics: Terraform, GCP, DevOps, Infrastructure as Code, Cloud Engineering
The Solana blockchain has quickly gained popularity for its scalability and low transaction costs. For developers and validators, the Solana CLI is the go-to tool for interacting with the blockchain. Whether you're setting up a wallet, deploying prog...
Testing frontend applications often requires mock data to simulate API calls before the backend is ready or when you need static data for development. In this article, I鈥檒l show you how to create a simple API in Golang that serves fake JSON data, ide...
I am excited to introduce goCreate, my first-ever open-source CLI tool (pre-Launch) designed to automate the process of generating Go project structures with a variety of architectural patterns. As a developer who values efficiency, I created #goCrea...
Validation is essential for ensuring that the data in your application meets specific criteria. Go offers multiple ways to validate struct fields鈥攂oth with the help of external packages and through custom-built validation logic. In this article, we'l...
When working with Go鈥檚 net/http package, most of us are familiar with the basics: http.HandleFunc for routing, http.ServeMux for handling multiple routes, and http.FileServer for serving static files. But Go鈥檚 HTTP package has a few lesser-known hand...
Have you ever wanted to create and publish your own Go package? Whether it鈥檚 to share your code with others or to reuse it across projects, publishing a package in Go is simple and can be a great learning experience. In this article, I'll walk you th...
Hey there, Gopher! Ever wondered how to craft a clean, maintainable server in Go? You're not alone! In this article, I'll walk you through building a Go server while adhering to SOLID principles. By the end of this journey, you'll understand how to c...
When you start coding in Go, one of the first things you'll run into is the variety of print functions available in the fmt package. These functions are super handy for displaying text, debugging, and formatting your output just right. But with so ma...
