Gain insights into web development with Golang and Beego. Delve into ORM, OAuth 2.0, and Bootstrap integration while mastering deployment with GitHub Actions and Nginx.

beego.tar.gz

FB_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID

FB_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET

bee_command_line

hello_beego

beego notes - notes model

beego notes - notes index page

beego notes - notes new page

beego notes - notes creation API

hello_beego_new_project

hello_queries

beego_qb

beego_queries

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beego_queries2

beego notes - show

beego notes - edit

beego notes - delete

hello_beego_test

beego notes - signup

beego notes - login logout

beego notes - with users

beego_notes_terminal

beego notes - with users-nginx

beego todos - CRUD

beego todos - Auth Test

beego todos - Auth

beego notes - oauth

Beego is an open-source web framework for Golang that enables the rapid development of high-performance web applications. It simplifies web development by providing built-in tools, ORM, and libraries, allowing developers to ignore low-level details and focus on application logic. This course unlocks the power of web development with Golang and Beego and guides you from foundational concepts to hands-on experience building robust web applications. 

The course introduces Beego’s framework, its directory structure, and the ORM package. You will then gain hands-on experience developing a notes-keeping application. You will also learn to integrate user authentication using OAuth 2.0 and enhance UI with Bootstrap. Finally, you will master deployment techniques using GitHub Actions and Nginx. 

After completing this course, you will be ready to develop fully functional high-performance web development with Golang and Beego and launch them in production.

Web Development with Golang and Beego

To serve static files and handle SSL/TLS termination

To automatically generate Beego controllers

To increase the compilation time of the Beego application

What is the primary benefit of placing Nginx in front of a Beego application?

What is the primary benefit of placing Nginx in front of a Beego application?

The `bee pack` command compiles the application, whereas `bee build` does not.

The `bee pack` command runs the application, while `bee build` compiles it.

There is no difference; both commands perform the same action.

The `bee pack` command creates a compressed archive of the application, including its dependencies.

How does the `bee pack` command differ from `bee build` in the context of Beego application deployment?

How does the <code>bee pack</code> command differ from <code>bee build</code> in the context of Beego application deployment?

Which file must be configured to define a continuous integration (CI) workflow for a Beego app in GitHub Actions?

Which file must be configured to define a continuous integration (CI) workflow for a Beego app in GitHub Actions?

```
redirect_to http://localhost:<BeegoAppPort>;
```

```
proxy_pass http://localhost:<BeegoAppPort>;
```

```
forward_to http://localhost:<BeegoAppPort>;
```

```
send_to http://localhost:<BeegoAppPort>;
```

Using Nginx as a reverse proxy for a Beego application, which directive in the Nginx configuration file is used to pass requests to the Beego app?

Using Nginx as a reverse proxy for a Beego application, which directive in the Nginx configuration file is used to pass requests to the Beego app?

Test your knowledge on creating a build from the Beego application, deploying the application, integrating GitHub actions, and using Nginx as a reverse proxy.

Introduction

Hello, Beego

Beego ORM

First App: Notes Application

Bootstrap Integration

User Authentication

OAuth 2.0

Deploy to Production

What’s Next?

Appendix

Quiz on Deploy to Production