Build a Blog Aggregator in Go
Build an RSS-powered Go backend with a database, background work, and a real API shape. Also available in:
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What will you learn?
In this guided project you'll practice building a CLI in Go, and you'll use production-ready database tools like PostgreSQL, SQLc, Goose, and psql. This won't just be another CLI utility, but a service that has a long-running service worker that reaches out over the internet to fetch data from remote locations.
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A good guided project. It was very fun doing it, always had the curiosity
Pedro Pires
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
Perfect for seeing how an application is built to integrate into the web with persistent storage.
Aeryukain
United States
painful
Jan Jedrasiak
Poland
Difficult
Peter
Netherlands
good
Yah oo
United States
Exausting, but amazing!
Gianfranco Impedovo
Argentina
Good project for learning Go.
Cody Milliron
Lexington, NC - United States
Was a hard but fun project!
Prathamesh Anvekar
India
Found the end more difficult due to generally struggling more but also from the project being imo a more boring experience than all of the previous ones, even the Static Site Generator which was personally more frustrating than enjoyable overall.
Ethan Flaharty
United States
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