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by Anuj Verma
comments 2 date May 16, 2021

Simple and Powerful ReverseProxy in Go

In this article we will learn about reverse proxy, where to use it and how to implement it in Golang. A reverse proxy is a server that sits in front. read more…

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 18, 2020

Golang gRPC communication made easy!

In this post we are going to build a simple gRPC client and server application. I was recently trying to set this up in one of my projects and was. read more…

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 17, 2020

Simple and elegant Vim IDE setup for Go

I just love working in Vim and cannot even think of switching to a new editor. If you are also a Vim lover and you use Golang, you must read. read more…

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 17, 2020

Simple HTTP request logging middleware in Go

When we’re building a web application there’s some shared functionality that we want to run for many (or even all) HTTP requests. We might want to log every request, gzip. read more…

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by Anuj Verma
comments 0 date August 15, 2020

7 amazing tips for Go developer

I have just started learning Go and found it to be a very interesting language. It bridges the gap between rapid development and performance by offering high performance like C,. read more…

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