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Since 1.22, the Go standard library now has everything we need to perform advanced routing without the need of a third party dependency. However, knowing how to perform tasks such as middleware, path parameters, subrouting and more can be difficult to know. So, in this video, we look at how to do advanced routing features in Go. 

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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:22 Path parameters
00:02:09 Method based routing
00:03:45 Host based routing + sponsor
00:06:07 Middleware
00:08:56 Middleware chaining
00:10:04 Subrouting
00:11:24 Context

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The Go standard library now has all the advanced routing features you need, including path parameters, method-based routing, and middleware.

The standard library now has all you need for advanced routing in Go.

<p>First of all great video, really informative and interesting. Been waiting for this since I started working in go V1.1. Why is the context not just a pointer which would enable us to just add the key value to the context and not have to return child values and new requests? Would be so easy to just write r.Ctx.AddValue(AuthUserID, userID).</p>
