A personal love letter to Golang, why I think more people should use it for full-stack web development and embrace traditional server-side rendered apps.

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Awesome Go

The post highlights the author's journey with Golang and compares it with their previous experience in frontend development using React. They emphasize Go's simplicity, standardized solutions, and practical syntax which makes it easy for new developers to learn quickly. The post also touches on Go's efficient standard library, the ease of deployment, and the benefits of using Go in web development. Additionally, the author mentions upcoming courses and explains the advantages of using Templ for modern web apps.

A love letter to Golang

<p>Great read! Im actually building a “portfolio” project with Go/Templ/HTMX and I haven’t set up a DB and this gave me the idea to use SQLC 🚀</p>


<p>The only thing I don’t like at all in Go is the new iterator support.</p>
