In the last post we built a basic file server using the most basic functionality of Go's http package. In this post we make it a little further by rendering dynamic data using the same package. It means we're going to use a basic HTML page
Golang has a built-in net/http package that allows us to build a http server like Nginx or Apache. I'm going through serveral levels on how to build it. The Basics package main import "net/http" func main() { http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter,
As in other programming languages, there are various ways to declare and call functions in Go. Here are some examples: The Func func foo() { // Do something } func foo(bar string) { fmt.Println(bar) } * Functions start with the keyword func * Variables are optional, but a type should be specified if there
When developing a Go program, it is inevitable that the codebase becomes too large for a single file. It is better to separate functions and types into different files based on their behaviour in the program. However, there are several things we should follow. 1. Keep the main.go If