#100daysofgolang Suchergebnisse
starting the #100daysofGolang. I have been learning Go since months now, But in these 100 days, I will be solving 1 or more problems/day. Let's see how to goes.
After days of watching videos and keep coming back at it and tinkering with GoLang I decided to take it seriously Yesterday was my day 1 / 100 I started with quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-… My public repo to show my progress github.com/alrawas/go-100… #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfGoLang
Day 20, 21 with go: Still working on this beauty go-htmx-templ stack app DX is super great Got to connect to Supabase and implement the Signup / Login #100daysofcode #100daysofgolang
Day 3 of #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Focused on optimizing my CV & integrating Tailwind CSS into my Go web project today I successfully added Tailwind CSS using its standalone CLI, skipping Node.js and npm. Just download the CLI, place it in your binaries and you're good to go! #Golang
Day 100 of #100DaysOfGolang 🎉 ✅ Mastered CI/CD YAML & automated testing ✅ Set up NGINX as a reverse proxy for a FastAPI app ✅ Built a CI/CD pipeline that deploys to a DigitalOcean server Spent countless hours on CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and it was 100% worth it!
Day 99 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Found a clear resource on implementing GraphQL in Golang, had to relearn a lot ✅ Built and tested a simple GraphQL app locally ✅ Explored CI/CD with GitHub Actions, creating a basic CI workflow ✅ Learned about AWS EC2 frm @sin4ch Next up: Day 100
Day 81 of #100DaysOfGolang - Populated categories table with names & abbreviations for product categories - Got an issue with adding new products due to a missing struct field in DB schema (GORM errors) - Solution: Use RAW SQL to select and persist fields in the Products table.
Day 80 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Added JWT-based user authentication and logout functionality. ✅Built an SKU generator for unique product IDs. ✅Learned JWT signing with byte slice secret keys. ⏭️Next: Finish addProduct and more routes (cart, dashboard). Massive progress today!🤘
Day 83 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Refactored AddProduct to update quantity for matching SKU & size. Added DeleteProductByID, UpdateProductByID, and docs. Learned ✅db.Model().Omit().Updates() in Gorm. Next: Build order table for item management. This project boosts my GoLang skills.
Day 82 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Fixed data persistence issue for new products using GORM db.Exec() for RAW SQL queries ✅ Added route to fetch all data by product category name ✅ Tested endpoints with Postman #Golang #GORM #WebDev #CodingJourney
Day 82 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Fixed data persistence issue for new products using GORM db.Exec() for RAW SQL queries ✅ Added route to fetch all data by product category name ✅ Tested endpoints with Postman #Golang #GORM #WebDev #CodingJourney
Day 81 of #100DaysOfGolang - Populated categories table with names & abbreviations for product categories - Got an issue with adding new products due to a missing struct field in DB schema (GORM errors) - Solution: Use RAW SQL to select and persist fields in the Products table.
Day 85 of #100DaysOfGolang - Completed docs and MVP for the go-ecommerce project (add products, place orders). Created a separate repo to showcase it. Next Steps: - Restructure for SME businesses, add checkout, and integrate payment gateway. Continue frontend dev with CSS/React
Day 84 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Built the AddOrder route handler (think "Add to Cart" feature). ✅ Demoed my E-commerce project to a Software Engineer & fixed a bug live! 😅 🐞 Debugged a JWT issue where parsing returned 401—solved it with JWT.ParseWithClaims.
Day 2: #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Diving into Go’s HTML/template package today! Love how Go’s standard library covers so much—no endless hunt for extra libraries! Built reusable HTML pieces (headers, footers), passed data around, even looped through content #BackendEngineering #Golang
Hello World. Day 1 of #100DaysOfGolang 🐹 I went through the Go Tour go.dev/tour/welcome/1 chapters on packages, variables & functions and I’m really starting to like Go’s simplicity 👌. Every Go program starts with package main (makes it executable) and a func main().
I'll be doing a 100 days series of Golang 🐹, also documenting my progress here Dey with me 🫣
#100DaysOfGolang: Day 1 - Marshaling & Unmarshaling JSON 🚀 Excited to kick off this 100-day journey of sharing bits and bytes about Go, my newly found love in programming since I’ve chosen to specialize in backend engineering. linkedin.com/posts/imolebyt…
Day 11 with GoLang: - reflection (quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-…) Was not an easy one but it made sense in the end #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfGoLang
Day 92 of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Learned that create-react-app is deprecated; create vite@latest -- --template react is better! ⚡ 2️⃣ Practiced React components & rendering them 3️⃣ Deployed a Go web service querying numbersapi.com 4️⃣ Diving deeper into React & CSS #ReactDev
Day 91 Of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Worked around using the numbersapi.com with the net/http Library to make requests calls with a gin func handler 2️⃣ Worked on my simple landing page portfolio website with some added section 3️⃣ Watched a Crash course on React.js ...
Day 91 Of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Worked around using the numbersapi.com with the net/http Library to make requests calls with a gin func handler 2️⃣ Worked on my simple landing page portfolio website with some added section 3️⃣ Watched a Crash course on React.js ...
Day 90 of #100DaysOfGoLang ✅ Learned a lot about Ollama and how to run LLMs locally. ✅ Began creating my own Portfolio and also learned more on illustration photos. ✅ Learned about creating mobile nav bar. ✅ Learn about creating avatar profiles. Wow, 90 Days of consistency⚓
🚀 Starting my Golang journey today! After working with [your main stack: e.g., JS/Java], I’m diving into Go to enhance my backend and system design skills. ✅ Why Go? Simple & fast Ideal for APIs & concurrency Popular among devs at scale 📚 Tracking my #100DaysOfGolang here.
![Akash_Yadav0522's tweet image. 🚀 Starting my Golang journey today!
After working with [your main stack: e.g., JS/Java], I’m diving into Go to enhance my backend and system design skills.
✅ Why Go?
Simple & fast
Ideal for APIs & concurrency
Popular among devs at scale
📚 Tracking my #100DaysOfGolang here.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gqks-ICWoAAPYJ9.png)
Day 84 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Built the AddOrder route handler (think "Add to Cart" feature). ✅ Demoed my E-commerce project to a Software Engineer & fixed a bug live! 😅 🐞 Debugged a JWT issue where parsing returned 401—solved it with JWT.ParseWithClaims.
Day 83 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Refactored AddProduct to update quantity for matching SKU & size. Added DeleteProductByID, UpdateProductByID, and docs. Learned ✅db.Model().Omit().Updates() in Gorm. Next: Build order table for item management. This project boosts my GoLang skills.
Day 87 of #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Made solid progress today! 🔹 Explored TailwindCSS to enhance my full-stack skills 🔹 Built a simple navigation bar using the Tailwind playground 🔹 Researched Ollama for running LLMs locally requirements 🔹 Deployed a basic Go server in Render
Day 86 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Began watching a tutorial on deepseek and how to run it ✅ Practiced flexbox using the flexbox froggy website. ✅ Began reading Golang Codes from repositories to enhance my code reading skills. ✅ Planned for my next project 😁
Day 86 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Began watching a tutorial on deepseek and how to run it ✅ Practiced flexbox using the flexbox froggy website. ✅ Began reading Golang Codes from repositories to enhance my code reading skills. ✅ Planned for my next project 😁
Day 85 of #100DaysOfGolang - Completed docs and MVP for the go-ecommerce project (add products, place orders). Created a separate repo to showcase it. Next Steps: - Restructure for SME businesses, add checkout, and integrate payment gateway. Continue frontend dev with CSS/React
I played around with a switch statement that checks what OS Go is running on. Then I solved the Newton’s Method challenge (approximating square roots). Math + logic + Go loops = 🔥 Day 2 done, lets meet tomorrow. 🚀 #100DaysOfGolang #GoProgramming
I played around with a switch statement that checks what OS Go is running on. Then I solved the Newton’s Method challenge (approximating square roots). Math + logic + Go loops = 🔥 Day 2 done, lets meet tomorrow. 🚀 #100DaysOfGolang #GoProgramming
Hello World. Day 1 of #100DaysOfGolang 🐹 I went through the Go Tour go.dev/tour/welcome/1 chapters on packages, variables & functions and I’m really starting to like Go’s simplicity 👌. Every Go program starts with package main (makes it executable) and a func main().
I'll be doing a 100 days series of Golang 🐹, also documenting my progress here Dey with me 🫣
Day 100 of #100DaysOfGolang 🎉 ✅ Mastered CI/CD YAML & automated testing ✅ Set up NGINX as a reverse proxy for a FastAPI app ✅ Built a CI/CD pipeline that deploys to a DigitalOcean server Spent countless hours on CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and it was 100% worth it!
Day 99 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Found a clear resource on implementing GraphQL in Golang, had to relearn a lot ✅ Built and tested a simple GraphQL app locally ✅ Explored CI/CD with GitHub Actions, creating a basic CI workflow ✅ Learned about AWS EC2 frm @sin4ch Next up: Day 100
Day 99 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Found a clear resource on implementing GraphQL in Golang, had to relearn a lot ✅ Built and tested a simple GraphQL app locally ✅ Explored CI/CD with GitHub Actions, creating a basic CI workflow ✅ Learned about AWS EC2 frm @sin4ch Next up: Day 100
Day 98 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned about GraphQL Mutations (similar to POST requests) and Resolvers (for fetching data). ✅ Started implementing GraphQL logic using gqlgen (by 99designs). 🐞 Faced issues fetching and creating data despite following a tutorial #Golang #GraphQL
Day 98 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned about GraphQL Mutations (similar to POST requests) and Resolvers (for fetching data). ✅ Started implementing GraphQL logic using gqlgen (by 99designs). 🐞 Faced issues fetching and creating data despite following a tutorial #Golang #GraphQL
Day 97 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned the basics of GraphQL compared to RESTful API ✅ Learned about microservices & implemented a simple Microservice using net/http ✅ Created a simple React app which send request to a golang sever & also fetch data with useEffect & useState
Day 97 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned the basics of GraphQL compared to RESTful API ✅ Learned about microservices & implemented a simple Microservice using net/http ✅ Created a simple React app which send request to a golang sever & also fetch data with useEffect & useState
Day 96 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Working on my frontend skills in using react. ✅ practiced more with working with state and useEffect ✅ extended my knowledge about useState from the official react doc.
Day 96 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Working on my frontend skills in using react. ✅ practiced more with working with state and useEffect ✅ extended my knowledge about useState from the official react doc.
Day 94 & 95 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned more about useState in React.js & how it updates state ✅ Discovered useState re-renders the entire component, not just the variable ✅ Fixed a syntax issue in .map() rendering ✅ Studied useState rules Steady progress—full steam ahead!
Day 94 & 95 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Learned more about useState in React.js & how it updates state ✅ Discovered useState re-renders the entire component, not just the variable ✅ Fixed a syntax issue in .map() rendering ✅ Studied useState rules Steady progress—full steam ahead!
Day 93 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Used props in components & built a simple list-based component. ✅ Learned about keys & their role in React when handling arrays. ✅ Practiced conditional rendering with ternary & Boolean operators Slow day, but progress is progress! #React #Golang
Day 93 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Used props in components & built a simple list-based component. ✅ Learned about keys & their role in React when handling arrays. ✅ Practiced conditional rendering with ternary & Boolean operators Slow day, but progress is progress! #React #Golang
Day 92 of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Learned that create-react-app is deprecated; create vite@latest -- --template react is better! ⚡ 2️⃣ Practiced React components & rendering them 3️⃣ Deployed a Go web service querying numbersapi.com 4️⃣ Diving deeper into React & CSS #ReactDev
Day 92 of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Learned that create-react-app is deprecated; create vite@latest -- --template react is better! ⚡ 2️⃣ Practiced React components & rendering them 3️⃣ Deployed a Go web service querying numbersapi.com 4️⃣ Diving deeper into React & CSS #ReactDev
Day 91 Of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Worked around using the numbersapi.com with the net/http Library to make requests calls with a gin func handler 2️⃣ Worked on my simple landing page portfolio website with some added section 3️⃣ Watched a Crash course on React.js ...
Day 91 Of #100DaysOfGolang 1️⃣ Worked around using the numbersapi.com with the net/http Library to make requests calls with a gin func handler 2️⃣ Worked on my simple landing page portfolio website with some added section 3️⃣ Watched a Crash course on React.js ...
Day 90 of #100DaysOfGoLang ✅ Learned a lot about Ollama and how to run LLMs locally. ✅ Began creating my own Portfolio and also learned more on illustration photos. ✅ Learned about creating mobile nav bar. ✅ Learn about creating avatar profiles. Wow, 90 Days of consistency⚓
Day 90 of #100DaysOfGoLang ✅ Learned a lot about Ollama and how to run LLMs locally. ✅ Began creating my own Portfolio and also learned more on illustration photos. ✅ Learned about creating mobile nav bar. ✅ Learn about creating avatar profiles. Wow, 90 Days of consistency⚓
Day 89 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Deployed a python application using render. ✅ Learned about Emmet abbreviations and how to use it very well. ✅ Learned about Semantic HTML and how to structure it for accessibility and screen readers. Progress is small but it's still progress.
Day 89 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Deployed a python application using render. ✅ Learned about Emmet abbreviations and how to use it very well. ✅ Learned about Semantic HTML and how to structure it for accessibility and screen readers. Progress is small but it's still progress.
Day 88 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Continuing my journey with TailwindCSS. ✅ Learned a bit about downloading svg and using it in HTML. ✅ Learned about using tailwind in an HTML file using the unpkg tailwind CDN. ✅ Practiced a bit with tailwind CSS while reading the docs
Day 88 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Continuing my journey with TailwindCSS. ✅ Learned a bit about downloading svg and using it in HTML. ✅ Learned about using tailwind in an HTML file using the unpkg tailwind CDN. ✅ Practiced a bit with tailwind CSS while reading the docs
Day 87 of #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Made solid progress today! 🔹 Explored TailwindCSS to enhance my full-stack skills 🔹 Built a simple navigation bar using the Tailwind playground 🔹 Researched Ollama for running LLMs locally requirements 🔹 Deployed a basic Go server in Render
Day 87 of #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Made solid progress today! 🔹 Explored TailwindCSS to enhance my full-stack skills 🔹 Built a simple navigation bar using the Tailwind playground 🔹 Researched Ollama for running LLMs locally requirements 🔹 Deployed a basic Go server in Render
Day 86 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Began watching a tutorial on deepseek and how to run it ✅ Practiced flexbox using the flexbox froggy website. ✅ Began reading Golang Codes from repositories to enhance my code reading skills. ✅ Planned for my next project 😁
Day 86 Of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Began watching a tutorial on deepseek and how to run it ✅ Practiced flexbox using the flexbox froggy website. ✅ Began reading Golang Codes from repositories to enhance my code reading skills. ✅ Planned for my next project 😁
Day 85 of #100DaysOfGolang - Completed docs and MVP for the go-ecommerce project (add products, place orders). Created a separate repo to showcase it. Next Steps: - Restructure for SME businesses, add checkout, and integrate payment gateway. Continue frontend dev with CSS/React
Day 85 of #100DaysOfGolang - Completed docs and MVP for the go-ecommerce project (add products, place orders). Created a separate repo to showcase it. Next Steps: - Restructure for SME businesses, add checkout, and integrate payment gateway. Continue frontend dev with CSS/React
Day 84 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Built the AddOrder route handler (think "Add to Cart" feature). ✅ Demoed my E-commerce project to a Software Engineer & fixed a bug live! 😅 🐞 Debugged a JWT issue where parsing returned 401—solved it with JWT.ParseWithClaims.
Day 84 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Built the AddOrder route handler (think "Add to Cart" feature). ✅ Demoed my E-commerce project to a Software Engineer & fixed a bug live! 😅 🐞 Debugged a JWT issue where parsing returned 401—solved it with JWT.ParseWithClaims.
Day 83 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Refactored AddProduct to update quantity for matching SKU & size. Added DeleteProductByID, UpdateProductByID, and docs. Learned ✅db.Model().Omit().Updates() in Gorm. Next: Build order table for item management. This project boosts my GoLang skills.
Day 83 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Refactored AddProduct to update quantity for matching SKU & size. Added DeleteProductByID, UpdateProductByID, and docs. Learned ✅db.Model().Omit().Updates() in Gorm. Next: Build order table for item management. This project boosts my GoLang skills.
Day 82 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Fixed data persistence issue for new products using GORM db.Exec() for RAW SQL queries ✅ Added route to fetch all data by product category name ✅ Tested endpoints with Postman #Golang #GORM #WebDev #CodingJourney
starting the #100daysofGolang. I have been learning Go since months now, But in these 100 days, I will be solving 1 or more problems/day. Let's see how to goes.
After days of watching videos and keep coming back at it and tinkering with GoLang I decided to take it seriously Yesterday was my day 1 / 100 I started with quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-… My public repo to show my progress github.com/alrawas/go-100… #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfGoLang
Day 80 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Added JWT-based user authentication and logout functionality. ✅Built an SKU generator for unique product IDs. ✅Learned JWT signing with byte slice secret keys. ⏭️Next: Finish addProduct and more routes (cart, dashboard). Massive progress today!🤘
Day 79 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ worked on implementing the signup route ✅ tested the signup route endpoint using @getpostman ✅ used Gorm for storing user data Challenge: Facing a Tiny power issues , so I had to document this before I run out of battery Progress is progress
Day 83 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Refactored AddProduct to update quantity for matching SKU & size. Added DeleteProductByID, UpdateProductByID, and docs. Learned ✅db.Model().Omit().Updates() in Gorm. Next: Build order table for item management. This project boosts my GoLang skills.
Day 82 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Fixed data persistence issue for new products using GORM db.Exec() for RAW SQL queries ✅ Added route to fetch all data by product category name ✅ Tested endpoints with Postman #Golang #GORM #WebDev #CodingJourney
Day 69 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Went deeper into learning how to manipulate child elements inside of a container with flexbox. ✅ Learning and honing my skills with how CSS is used to transform html ✅ Practised with flexboxs and nested elements. Going harder tomorrow ⚡
Day 68 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Visited more concepts of flexboxs and basic cheat sheet for using flexbox ✅ Built a simple photography landing page creating a layout using flexboxs and nested divs Rented a PC for sometime to build this landing page and I enjoyed the process⚡
Day 64 of #100DaysOfGolang 🎉 Today, I took the first step toward building a full-stack app with Go! 🚀 Here’s what I learned: ✅ Basics of CSS: selectors, properties, and text styling. ✅ Built my first page with HTML & CSS. ✅ Understood CSS’s cascading nature (top-to-bottom..
Day 65 of #100DaysOfGolang - Exploring CSS Selectors! Here’s what I learned today: -IDs have the highest specificity but are hard to debug. Best for URL fragments, not styling. -Classes are reusable, easier to debug, and ideal for styling. Built a landing page (mock sign-up form)
Day 64 of #100DaysOfGolang 🎉 Today, I took the first step toward building a full-stack app with Go! 🚀 Here’s what I learned: ✅ Basics of CSS: selectors, properties, and text styling. ✅ Built my first page with HTML & CSS. ✅ Understood CSS’s cascading nature (top-to-bottom..
Day 82 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Fixed data persistence issue for new products using GORM db.Exec() for RAW SQL queries ✅ Added route to fetch all data by product category name ✅ Tested endpoints with Postman #Golang #GORM #WebDev #CodingJourney
Day 81 of #100DaysOfGolang - Populated categories table with names & abbreviations for product categories - Got an issue with adding new products due to a missing struct field in DB schema (GORM errors) - Solution: Use RAW SQL to select and persist fields in the Products table.
Day 3 of #100DaysOfGolang 🚀 Focused on optimizing my CV & integrating Tailwind CSS into my Go web project today I successfully added Tailwind CSS using its standalone CLI, skipping Node.js and npm. Just download the CLI, place it in your binaries and you're good to go! #Golang
Day 20, 21 with go: Still working on this beauty go-htmx-templ stack app DX is super great Got to connect to Supabase and implement the Signup / Login #100daysofcode #100daysofgolang
Day 72 of #100DaysOfGolang Built a landing page for e-health (future real client, haha 😄. Learned to use custom fonts with @ font-face: 💻 Laptop’s back, so dev continues on PC & mobile 🔜 Next up: 👉 Mobile responsiveness 👉 HTML SEO structure 70% great day, 100% productive!
Day 71 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ practiced on positioning styles in CSS such as; static, relative, absolute and fixed. ✅ Created a simple fixed navigational bar using the position: fixed property with a drop down menu. ✅ Explored some concept on react.js
Day 81 of #100DaysOfGolang - Populated categories table with names & abbreviations for product categories - Got an issue with adding new products due to a missing struct field in DB schema (GORM errors) - Solution: Use RAW SQL to select and persist fields in the Products table.
Day 80 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅Added JWT-based user authentication and logout functionality. ✅Built an SKU generator for unique product IDs. ✅Learned JWT signing with byte slice secret keys. ⏭️Next: Finish addProduct and more routes (cart, dashboard). Massive progress today!🤘
Day 62 of #100DaysOfGolang 1/ Today, I focused on authentication and sessions, diving deeper into JWT security and improving authentication processes. Here’s what I learned 🧵👇
Day 61 of #100DaysOfGolang 🔒 Explored middleware in APIs with Gin. ✅ Implemented authentication and RBAC for secure endpoints. 🚀 Enhanced features like JWT security and rate-limiting. #Golang #WebDevelopment #100DaysOfCode
🚀Day 74 of #100DaysOfGolang Explored Go's templ library 🛠️ – similar to React, render to os.Stdout or server with http.Handler. Built templates with go mod and templ generate! Also tackled HackerRank's Day of the Programmer challenge One step closer to mastering Go! #Hackerrank
Day 73 of #100DaysOfGolang Learned about mobile responsiveness today: ✅ Start with mobile-first design—mobile dominates user interactions. ✅ Use media queries to style layouts for specific screen widths. ✅ Building a URL shortener landing page to practice CSS #GoLang #WebDev
Day 66 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ ✅Learned float, clear, and overflow for layout styling ✅Built a 2x2 layout with floats & containers. ✅Created a Pinterest-style layout using classes & divs ✅Tested layouts with python3 -m http.server ⏭️Next: Flexbox & CSS Grid for layout designs
Day 65 of #100DaysOfGolang - Exploring CSS Selectors! Here’s what I learned today: -IDs have the highest specificity but are hard to debug. Best for URL fragments, not styling. -Classes are reusable, easier to debug, and ideal for styling. Built a landing page (mock sign-up form)
Day 68 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Visited more concepts of flexboxs and basic cheat sheet for using flexbox ✅ Built a simple photography landing page creating a layout using flexboxs and nested divs Rented a PC for sometime to build this landing page and I enjoyed the process⚡
Day 67 of #100DaysOfGolang Log: 1️⃣ Started learning Flexbox and its differences from floats for layouts. 2️⃣ Learned key concepts: justify-content, align-items, display. 3️⃣ Explored flex-direction (rows, columns, reversals) 4️⃣ Began a project: mobile landing page for a shop site
Day 67 of #100DaysOfGolang Log: 1️⃣ Started learning Flexbox and its differences from floats for layouts. 2️⃣ Learned key concepts: justify-content, align-items, display. 3️⃣ Explored flex-direction (rows, columns, reversals) 4️⃣ Began a project: mobile landing page for a shop site
Day 66 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ ✅Learned float, clear, and overflow for layout styling ✅Built a 2x2 layout with floats & containers. ✅Created a Pinterest-style layout using classes & divs ✅Tested layouts with python3 -m http.server ⏭️Next: Flexbox & CSS Grid for layout designs
Day 100 of #100DaysOfGolang 🎉 ✅ Mastered CI/CD YAML & automated testing ✅ Set up NGINX as a reverse proxy for a FastAPI app ✅ Built a CI/CD pipeline that deploys to a DigitalOcean server Spent countless hours on CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and it was 100% worth it!
Day 99 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Found a clear resource on implementing GraphQL in Golang, had to relearn a lot ✅ Built and tested a simple GraphQL app locally ✅ Explored CI/CD with GitHub Actions, creating a basic CI workflow ✅ Learned about AWS EC2 frm @sin4ch Next up: Day 100
Day 61 of #100DaysOfGolang 🔒 Explored middleware in APIs with Gin. ✅ Implemented authentication and RBAC for secure endpoints. 🚀 Enhanced features like JWT security and rate-limiting. #Golang #WebDevelopment #100DaysOfCode
Day 60 of #100DaysOfGolang Today, I explored Authentication & JSON Web Tokens (JWTs): 🔹 JWT = Header, Payload, Signature (Base64URI, not encrypted). Use with HTTPS for security. 🔹 Explored HS256 (HMAC SHA256) for signing tokens.
Day 77 of #100DaysOfGolang ✅ Began bringing my database design to life by creating the tables and the foreign keys to its designed table. ✅ Created project structure for the go-ecommerce project. ✅ The planning phase is almost done, development begins soon
Day 75 of #100DaysOfGolang Today was done with solving more Hackerrank problems and also planning and choosing a project for the 100th day. 🧩 Hackerrank Problem set: https://Inkd. in/dZ4JTaGj #Problemset #DSA #GolangDev
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