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A learning repository that walks you through rebuilding four Go projects from scratch in seven days each: a gin-like web framework (Gee), a groupcache-like distributed cache (GeeCache), a gorm/xorm-like ORM (GeeORM), and a net/rpc-like RPC framework (GeeRPC), plus some Go WebAssembly demos.
A learning repository that walks you through rebuilding four Go projects from scratch in seven days each: a gin-like web framework (Gee), a groupcache-like distributed cache (GeeCache), a gorm/xorm-like ORM (GeeORM), and a net/rpc-like RPC framework (GeeRPC), plus some Go WebAssembly demos.Is this a ready-to-use framework or a tutorial series?It is a tutorial series with source code, not a production framework to import. Each of the four tracks is split into seven daily lessons, each with a short writeup and the corresponding code snapshot.
It is a tutorial series with source code, not a production framework to import. Each of the four tracks is split into seven daily lessons, each with a short writeup and the corresponding code snapshot.How do I follow along?Pick one of the four tracks (Gee, GeeCache, GeeORM, or GeeRPC), start at Day 1, and work through the linked code for each day in order; there's also a standalone WebAssembly demo folder.
Pick one of the four tracks (Gee, GeeCache, GeeORM, or GeeRPC), start at Day 1, and work through the linked code for each day in order; there's also a standalone WebAssembly demo folder.Do I need Go installed to work through this?Yes, you need a working Go toolchain since every lesson is plain Go source code; no external services or API keys are required.
Yes, you need a working Go toolchain since every lesson is plain Go source code; no external services or API keys are required.Are Gee, GeeCache, GeeORM, and GeeRPC meant for production use?No, they're deliberately simplified clones built for learning the internals of gin, groupcache, gorm/xorm, and net/rpc, not hardened production libraries.
No, they're deliberately simplified clones built for learning the internals of gin, groupcache, gorm/xorm, and net/rpc, not hardened production libraries.What does GeeCache's Day 6 lesson teach?It covers preventing cache breakdown using the singleflight technique, so concurrent requests for the same missing key only trigger one fetch.
It covers preventing cache breakdown using the singleflight technique, so concurrent requests for the same missing key only trigger one fetch.How does GeeRPC differ from Go's standard net/rpc?It is built on top of net/rpc but adds protocol exchange, service registration and discovery, and load balancing in roughly 1,000 lines of code.
It is built on top of net/rpc but adds protocol exchange, service registration and discovery, and load balancing in roughly 1,000 lines of code.Why does GeeORM reference xorm more than gorm?The author found xorm's design easier to understand than gorm v1, so GeeORM's interface mainly follows xorm while borrowing some implementation details from gorm.
The author found xorm's design easier to understand than gorm v1, so GeeORM's interface mainly follows xorm while borrowing some implementation details from gorm.Is there anything here beyond the four 7-day series?Yes, there are four small Go WebAssembly demos covering Hello World, registering functions, DOM manipulation, and callbacks.
Yes, there are four small Go WebAssembly demos covering Hello World, registering functions, DOM manipulation, and callbacks.What are similar projects?advanced-go-programming-book, architect-awesome, gf, spring-boot-examples, go-zero, go-redis, groupcache, webrtc
advanced-go-programming-book, architect-awesome, gf, spring-boot-examples, go-zero, go-redis, groupcache, webrtcWhich topics is it in?rpc, webassembly, orm, caching, web-framework, wasm, golang, distributed-systems, beginner-friendly, database, learning, networking
rpc, webassembly, orm, caching, web-framework, wasm, golang, distributed-systems, beginner-friendly, database, learning, networking