Guide Go 1.23+ development with Fiber, Gin, GORM, and goroutines.
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This Skill provides comprehensive guidance and code examples for developing with Go 1.23+, focusing on modern web frameworks, database interactions, and concurrent programming patterns.
Use the jikime-lang-go skill to generate a basic Fiber web server structure.
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This guide provides a standard project layout for Go web applications, demonstrating Fiber web server setup and GORM ORM CRUD operations. It offers code examples for integrating these frameworks in Go 1.23+.
Best practices for Golang concurrency in microservices involve using goroutines and channels for parallel processing. This guide provides specific examples and patterns for implementing concurrent programming in Go 1.23+.
Yes, this guide covers table-driven testing patterns for Go. It includes specific unit testing examples to help verify application logic and maintain code quality in Go 1.23+ projects.
Yes, you can use Gin instead of Fiber. This guide demonstrates usage of both Gin and Fiber web frameworks, allowing you to choose the best option for building your Go web applications.
The recommended layout for Go cloud-native applications is a standard project structure provided in this guide. It supports building high-performance microservices and CLI tools effectively.
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