Structuring Your GoLang Project: Parent-Child Routing Made Easy! IN HINDI
Are you tired of managing a messy GoLang project with tangled routing logic? In this video, we’ll walk you through the process of structuring your GoLang project using parent-child routing, a powerful technique that brings organization and maintainability to your codebase.
Join us as we dive into the world of GoLang and discover the benefits of structuring your project with parent-child routing. We’ll cover essential concepts and demonstrate step-by-step how to implement this pattern in your own projects.
Throughout the video, we’ll explain the fundamental principles behind parent-child routing and how it can simplify the management of complex routing scenarios. We’ll explore how to define parent routes, create child routes, and properly handle routing within your GoLang project.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to architect your GoLang project with parent-child routing, resulting in a cleaner, more maintainable codebase. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced GoLang developer, this video will provide you with valuable insights and practical tips to take your project structuring skills to the next level.
Don’t let messy routing bog you down! Watch this video now and transform the way you structure your GoLang projects with parent-child routing!
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Github link :- https://github.com/puneetjindal1997/structure-golang-project
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Arrays intro:- https://youtu.be/72JokcZ6XrY
Loops in golang:- https://youtu.be/NkmneXZ08fo
Pointers of golang:- https://youtu.be/3QZM7n4J12M
Strings and String literals:- https://youtu.be/tKn7p8ms3JA
Variables and Constants :- https://youtu.be/aJh0tVRGr4c
Maps and interfaces:- https://youtu.be/EC9OxRG5jNk
Conditional Statements:- https://youtu.be/aJh0tVRGr4c
Keywords in golang:- https://youtu.be/YlP1TVuLoCc
Functions in golang :- https://youtu.be/RRXyTGZ0uOg
Variadic functions:- https://youtu.be/Z0h5nTbjlQE
Structs in golang:- https://youtu.be/Dn41lVMhoTg
Concurrency vs parallelism :- https://youtu.be/hN9eDZNZAm4
Goroutines in golang :- https://youtu.be/5vzc1N7ei-4
Channels in golang :- https://youtu.be/iq-oUROs1no
Bidirectional and Unidirectional channels:- https://youtu.be/8dCfB5zYtc4
GIN intro:- https://youtu.be/1qrtTZOhxI4
Connect Mongodb understanding:- https://youtu.be/ROctbN__KdI
Gorm :- https://youtu.be/zQ8G88n_-F4
Interview Questions and interesting facts:-
1. Golang 1.20:- https://youtube.com/shorts/yW4ZdwEdSwE?feature=share
2. Garbage Collector in golang :- https://youtube.com/shorts/262bs4K1D00?feature=share
3. Golang is static typed or dynamic typed:- https://youtube.com/shorts/HUsHxbUcHHE?feature=share
4. FallThrough in golang :- https://youtube.com/shorts/TvzTMNyjpVE?feature=share
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