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About
A blog website with backend written using Go standard library.
Blog contents are written in Markdown and rendered as HTML on the webpage.
Inspired by Stack Overflow's URL design, a supplemental slug is shown at the end of the url for extra info. ( ID is the primary indicator )
Example:
https://<domain>/blogs/<id>/<slug>
https://notes.alexfangsw.com/blogs/1/a-dummy-blog-post
Motive
A opportunity to practice GO creating something I could use.
This project started around when GO 1.22 released.
At that time I was choosing which framework or libraries I sould use.
In the release notes, one thing caught my eye: Enhanced routing patterns
This improved net/http.ServeMux quite a lot, adding features such as path params, restrict methods to routes...etc.
After seeing this plus a video on YouTube by Dreams of Code: The standard library now has all you need for advanced routing in Go
I thought, 'why not give the standard library a try ?' After than, this project was created.
Tech stack
Backend
- Language: Go
- Backend Library: net/http
- ORM: None this project uses
database/sqlwith raw SQL queries - Database Migration: Goose
- Database: SQLite
- API Documentation: Generated with swaggo
Frontend
- Language: Javascript
- Framework: NextJS
- UI Libraries:
- Tailwind CSS
- DaisyUI
CI/CD
- Drone CI
Misc
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Helm