<h1>Build a full-stack web app under 2 hours!</h1>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWMEfLa7iqRBG3UxtePW12T-6ZY4zhQ1i" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Youtube</a>
I have created a fun tutorial about coding a full stack web application in Golang, well mostly as we also use AlpineJS and TailwindCSS.
The playlist is for demonstration purposes only, and not as a solution for large applications, as these should follow separation of concerns between back-end and front-end, however the tutorials are excellent source of learning specially if you are interested in one of the following.
<ul>
<li>a/h Templ (Performant HTML template engine for Golang)</li>
<li>AlpineJS &amp; TailwindCSS.</li>
<li>PocketBase (Lightweight Back-end as a Service written in Go)</li>
</ul>
The project is open source on <a href="https://github.com/morethancoder/gocards" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">github</a>

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Go Developers

Learn how to create a full-stack web application using Golang, AlpineJS, and TailwindCSS in under 2 hours. This tutorial is perfect for those interested in performant HTML template engines, lightweight backend services, and modern front-end frameworks. Note that this approach is not recommended for large applications.

Build a Full-Stack Web App in One File With Golang

Backend: Go (with server-side rendering using a-h/templ), PocketBase v0.22.23 (BaaS)
Frontend: Alpine.js (for dynamic interactions)
Styling: Tailwind CSS
Database: PocketBase (handles user accounts, card data, and likes)
Editor: Neovim (for development)
info on github with editor Neovim , what this support in visual studio code ?