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by bartmika
1338 days ago
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The advice in this thread is excellent so far. I'll add to the discussion to say that another option you have is to containerize your Golang application and have a container for every project you work with. If this interests you, I've written a Blog article on it: https://bartlomiejmika.com/posts/2022/how-to-containerize-a-... It takes a little bit more time to setup your application in a container, but as time goes on, it saves you work by containing different services you can easily re-create / add / delete / etc versus having to install them manually in your workstation. In addition, having a containerized Golang application is the first step to creating "cloud-native" sort of applications. If this interests you, checkout this tutorial on building cloud-native applications: https://learning-cloud-native-go.github.io/ |
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