golang-webapp-tutorial | Example code for a simple webapp using Golang

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golang-webapp-tutorial is a JavaScript library. golang-webapp-tutorial has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The app itself is very simple: users can register using their Google Id, and then can modify a single table of data by adding, removing, and updating rows. I contend that if you can do this, then being able to manage multiple tables is mostly just cut-and-paste in the middle and front ends, and straightforward database design in the back end. If you can do one table, you can do 10 tables. If you can do 10 tables, you can figure out how to make them look less like tables and more like cool web content. And if you can do that, you can probably build a pretty cool and useful app.
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              golang-webapp-tutorial saves you 1887 person hours of effort in developing the same functionality from scratch.
              It has 4161 lines of code, 100 functions and 45 files.
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            Install golang-webapp-tutorial

            Everything in this tutorial should be able to work on a developer machine or in the cloud. To get started, it's probably easiest to install golang, install mongodb, and then work locally. The only caveat is that you'll need to set up a project in Google Developer Console in order to get authentication working. There are many tutorials online for doing this, so I won't bother explaining in much detail.
            Since this is a Git repository, I'm going to assume that you installed "Git Bash for Windows". Assuming that is the case, here are the steps for getting started. We'll check out the code to a folder on the desktop, build everything and get it running.
            Open Git Bash
            Navigate to your desktop, check out the code, and move to the code directory: cd ~/Desktop git clone https://github.com/mfs409/golang-webapp-tutorial.git cd golang-webapp-tutorial
            Set up a Google OAuth project in the Google Developer Console Be sure to enable the Google+ API Set up credentials for a web client For now, when developing locally, use http://localhost:8080/auth/google/callback as your Redirect URL Don't forget to configure your OAuth consent screen Make note of your Client ID and your Client Secret
            Set up a file with your configuration information

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