Quote:Learn to Create Web Applications using Go
No trivial single-page TODO apps here. Just real, production-grade web apps
by Jonathan Calhoun of usegolang.com

Go is supposed to be great for web development, so why is it so hard to build even a simple twitter clone?

Why can't anyone point me to a concrete example of how to hash and store user passwords? Or how to build the rest of an authentication system?

Why is to so frustrating simply trying to figure out how to share my database connection with my handlers, or how to email users without slowing down every web request?

Can anyone just tell me how to organize my code? Why are there so many varying opinions on this? Which one is right? Should I be using MVC? What is this domain driven design? Ugh! I want to give up!

You have heard that Go is great for web apps, but getting started leads to so many questions that it can feel overwhelming. But what if you could build a web application this week, starting today? What if you had someone to guide you through the standard libraries and help you understand how they all work together?

What if you didn't have to struggle through hundreds of tutorials?

What if you didn't have to guess at how to hash and store a user's password? What if you had confidence that your authentication was truly secure? You would finally be able to rest easy at night knowing you aren't letting your users down. Or you would be able to start actually building that app so you can meet your first customers. And most importantly, you could finally start enjoying the benefits of using Go for web development.

___ 1.0 No videos
There aren't any videos for Ch1 right now. This is an introductory chapter in the book that explains who this book is for, what we are building, and some other information about what to expect. I will eventually add screencasts for it, but have been focusing on other content first. You can easily skip this without missing a beat.
001. 2.0 - Creating a code directory and a git repo.mp4
002. 2.1 - A basic web application.mp4
003. 2.1 [ASIDE] - What is a web request_.mp4
004. 2.2 - Explaining our web application in detail.mp4
005. 2.3 - Dynamic reloading.mp4
006. 3.1 - Setting the Content-Type header.mp4
007. 3.2 - Adding a contact page.mp4
008. 3.3 - Adding a 404 page.mp4
009. 3.4 - net;http_s ServeMux.mp4
010. 3.5 - github.com;julienschmidt_s httprouter.mp4
011. 3.6 - Gorilla Web Toolkit_s mux package.mp4
012. 3.7 - Implementing the gorilla;mux router.mp4
013. 3.Ex0 - Exercises overview.mp4
014. 3.Ex1 - Adding an FAQ page.mp4
015. 3.Ex2 - Adding a 404 page.mp4
016. 3.Ex3 - Using httprouter.mp4
017. 4.0 - What are templates_.mp4
018. 4.1 - Our first HTML template.mp4
019. 4.2 - Code injection and contextual encoding.mp4
020. 4.Ex0 - Exercises overview.mp4
021. 4.Ex1 - Rendering a custom field.mp4
022. 4.Ex2 - Rendering additional data attributes.mp4
023. 4.Ex3 - Rendering with nested structures.mp4
024. 5.0 - Intro to the MVC videos.mp4
025. 5.1 - What is MVC_.mp4
026. 5.2 - Walking through a web request with MVC.mp4
027. 5.Ex0 - Exercises.mp4
028. 6.0 - Creating our first view.mp4
029. 6.1 - Creating the contact view.mp4
030. 6.2 - Named and nested templates.mp4
031. 6.3 - Creating the View type.mp4
032. 6.4 - Using the View type.mp4
033. 6.5 - Creating a Bootstrap layout.mp4
034. 6.6 - Adding a navigation bar.mp4
035. 6.7 - Cleaning up our code by globbing template files.mp4
036. 6.8 - Simplifying our view rendering logic.mp4
037. 6.9 - Moving our footer to the bootstrap layout.mp4
038. 6.10 - Summary.mp4
039. 7.0 - Creating the signup page.mp4
040. 7.1 - Wrapping the signup form in a bootstrap panel.mp4
041. 7.2 - Adding a signup link to the navbar.mp4
042. 7.3 - An introduction to REST.mp4
043. 7.4 - Creating our first controller - the users controller.mp4
044. 7.5 - CRUD, HTTP verbs with Gorilla mux, and the create action.mp4
045. 7.6 - Parsing the signup form (parsing POST forms).mp4
046. 7.7 - Parsing forms with gorilla schema.mp4
047. 7.8 - DRYing up our form parsing code.mp4
048. 7.9 - Creating a controller for our mostly static pages.mp4
049. 7.10 - Making views easier to create.mp4
050. 8.0 - What does it mean to persist data_.mp4
051. 8.1 - Web applications use databases to persist data.mp4
052. 8.2 - We will be using PostgreSQL.mp4
053. 8.3 - SQL has many great educational resources.mp4
054. 8.4 - Postgres is scalable and relatively easy to use.mp4
055. 8.5 - Setting up and connecting to Postgres.mp4
056. 8.6 - SQL basics and creating tables to interact with.mp4
057. 8.7 - Connecting to our database with Go_s sql package.mp4
058. 8.8 - Writing records to our database with Go_s sql package.mp4
059. 8.9 - Querying for records with Go_s sql package.mp4
060. 8.10 - Handling relational data with Go_s sql package.mp4
061. 8.11 - Setting up GORM.mp4
062. 8.12 - Creating our first model with GORM.mp4
063. 8.13 - Creating records and logging with GORM.mp4
064. 8.14 - Querying records with GORM.mp4
065. 8.15 - Error handling with GORM.mp4
066. 8.16 - Relational data with GORM.mp4
067. 9.1 - Creating the User model.mp4
068. 9.2 - Creating the UserService.mp4
069. 9.3 - The create user method.mp4
070. 9.4 - What does a model test look like_.mp4
071. 9.5 - Finishing the UserService implementation.mp4
072. 9.6 - Connecting models and controllers.mp4
073. 10.0 - An intro to building an auth system.mp4
074. 10.1 - Store hashes, not passwords.mp4
075. 10.2 - Implementing bcrypt hashing.mp4
076. 10.3 - Using passwords from the signup form.mp4
077. 10.4 - Salt and pepper.mp4
078. 10.5 - Creating the login form.mp4
079. 10.6 - Authenticating users.mp4
080. 11.0 - Remembering users and creating our first cookie.mp4
081. 11.1 - Viewing cookies via code.mp4
082. 11.2 - Creating cookies on login and signup.mp4
083. 11.3 - Securing our cookies from tampering.mp4
084. 11.4 - Generating remember tokens.mp4
085. 11.4 [ASIDE] - Why 32 bytes_.mp4
086. 11.5 - Writing a remember token hasher.mp4
087. 11.6 - Hashing remember tokens on user creation and update.mp4
088. 11.7 - Storing remember tokens in cookies.mp4
089. 11.8 - Securing our cookies from XSS.mp4
090. 11.9 - Securing our cookies from theft and CSRF.mp4
091. 12.0 - Validating and normalizing.mp4
092. 12.1 - Static types vs interfaces.mp4
093. 12.1 [ASIDE] - Emebedding, interfaces, and chaining.mp4
094. 12.2 - The UserDB interface.mp4
095. 12.3 - The UserService interface.mp4
096. 12.4.0 - Organizing validation code.mp4
097. 12.4.1 - Remember token normalizer.mp4
098. 12.4.2 - Ensuring remember tokens are set on create.mp4
099. 12.4.3 - Ensuring a valid ID on delete.mp4
100. 12.5.0 - Converting emails to lowercase and trimming whitespace.mp4
101. 12.5.1 - Requiring email addresses.mp4
102. 12.5.2 - Verifying emails match a pattern.mp4
103. 12.5.3 - Verifying an email address isn_t taken.mp4
104. 12.6 - Validating and normalizing passwords.mp4
105. 12.7 - Validating and normalizing remember tokens.mp4
106. 13.1 - Bootstrap alerts.mp4
107. 13.2 - Dynamic alerts.mp4
108. 13.3 - Only show alerts when necessary.mp4
109. 13.4 - Creating the views.Data type.mp4
110. 13.5 - Handling signup errors.mp4
111. 13.6 - Only display public errors.mp4
112. 13.7 - Handling login errors.mp4
113. 13.8 - Handling rendering errors.mp4
114. 14.0 - Intro to the gallery chapter.mp4
115. 14.1 - The gallery model.mp4
116. 14.2 - Sharing a GORM connection and the GalleryService.mp4
117. 14.3 - Utilizing our shared GORM connection (the Services type).mp4
118. 14.4 - Moving close to the Services type.mp4
119. 14.5 - Implementing the GalleryService.mp4
120. 14.6 - Creating the galleries controller.mp4
121. 14.7 - Implementing the Gallery create action.mp4
122. 14.8 - Gallery validators and normalizers.mp4
123. 14.9 - Requiring users to be logged in to view specific pages.mp4
124. 14.10 - Adding users to the request context.mp4
125. 14.11 - Rendering individual galleries.mp4
126. 14.12 - Galleries edit action.mp4
127. 14.13 - Galleries update action.mp4
128. 14.14 - GalleryService update method.mp4
129. 14.15 - Gallery delete action.mp4
130. 14.16 - Gallery index action.mp4
131. 14.17 - Navbar updates.mp4
132. 15.1 - File upload HTML form.mp4
133. 15.2 - File upload handler.mp4
134. 15.3 - The ImageService and create method.mp4
135. 15.4 - Finding images by Gallery ID.mp4
136. 15.5 - Rendering images.mp4
137. 15.6 - Deleting images.mp4
138. 16.1 - Error cleanup.mp4
139. 16.2 - Serving static assets.mp4
140. 16.3 - CSRF protection.mp4
141. 16.4 - Don_t lookup the user when serving static assets.mp4
142. 16.5 - URL encoding image path bug.mp4
143. 16.6 - Starting with config variables.mp4
144. 16.7 - Functional options for services.mp4
145. 16.8 - Loading a JSON config.mp4
146. 16.9 - Setting up a droplet (server) on Digital Ocean.mp4
147. 16.10 - Installing postgres on our prod server.mp4
148. 16.11 - Caddy server.mp4
149. 16.12 - Deploy script.mp4
150. 17.1 - Deleting cookies and logging out users.mp4
151. 17.2 - Redirecting with alerts.mp4
152. 17.3 - Emailing users.mp4
153. 17.4 - Persisting form data.mp4
154. 17.5.1 - Resetting passwords - Creating the pwReset DB table.mp4
155. 17.5.2 - Resetting passwords - Implementing UserService methods.mp4
156. 17.5.3 - Resetting passwords - Form HTML templates.mp4
157. 17.5.4 - Resetting passwords - Controller updates.mp4
158. 17.5.5 - Resetting passwords - Sending emails and building links.mp4
159. 18.1 - Intro to OAuth.mp4
160. 18.2 - Setting up a Dropbox Application.mp4
161. 18.3 - Go_s OAuth2 Package.mp4
162. 18.4 - Dropbox OAuth Spike (Part 1).mp4
163. 18.5 - Dropbox OAuth Spike (Part 2).mp4
164. 18.6.1 - Persisting OAuth Tokens - Explaining the Token.mp4
165. 18.6.2 - Persisting OAuth Tokens - OAuth Model.mp4
166. 18.6.3 - Persisting OAuth Tokens - Connecting It All.mp4
167. 18.7 - Making Dropbox API Calls.mp4
168. 18.8 - Refactoring to Controllers.mp4
169. 18.9 - Generic OAuth Controller.mp4
170. 19.1 - Intro to the Dropbox SDK.mp4
171. 19.2 - Custom Dropbox Package.mp4
172. 19.3 - Dropbox Chooser.mp4
173. Mark Bates - Go Buffalo.mp4
174. Joe Fitzgerald and Zac Bergquist - Atom + Go.mp4
175. Matt Holt - Caddy and Securing your Server.mp4
176. Michael Hartl - Learning Just Enough.mp4
177. Ryan Patterson - Technical Interviews.mp4
178. Mattan Griffel - Learning to Code.mp4
179. Charlie Guo - Doing the Unscalable.mp4
180. Ryan Jackson - Starting a Tech Company.mp4
181. Adam Wathan - Testing and More.mp4

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