Outro

GetGoing: Introduction to Golang Introduction to API development with Go
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Hi everyone. In this section we talked about our model view controller architecture, and how to create a simple server. We also talked about what is an API and how API interfaces are defined and how interfaces can leverage API's. We talked about how postman can be an interface, how a browser can be an interface, and how we can also send request using the curl command. And then we moved on to create a simple server, then video by video, we created a to do list with these features, where we can create an entry, delete all entries, read all entries and read some entries by ID. So we also learned how to connect our API with a database.

So after connecting our API with a database, we can easily leverage the whole MVC or the model view controller architecture. So in the next section, what we're going to be doing is we're going to be hosting this into the server. So we're going to be choosing a server and we're going to be hosting our API so that it can become life and Anyone with an interface can leverage it. So see you guys in the next section. I hope you enjoyed this section.

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