HTMX + Go: Build Fullstack Applications with Golang and HTMX

This course is meticulously crafted for developers who are intrigued by the simplicity and power of HTMX but are uncertain about its practical application in production-ready projects.

Designed to take you from basic to advanced applications, this course is your answer.

This course bridges the gap between curiosity and professional capability in building applications with HTMX, coupled with the robustness of Go.

Golang developers have shown immense interest in HTMX, making it a perfect choice for this course where I’ll show you how to leverage these technologies effectively.

Throughout this course, you'll gain deep insights into how HTMX can make front-end development simpler and more powerful, paired perfectly with Go's back-end capabilities to create applications that are not only fast and reliable but also easy to develop and maintain.

We will start with the essentials, diving into the fundamentals of HTMX and revisiting Go templates to set a solid foundation. From there, the real fun begins as we embark on building a series of engaging and practical web applications.

Our first project will be a CRUD application—a staple for any developer's portfolio and a great way to get warmed up with our technology stack. This project will help you grasp the basic interactions between Go and HTMX as you create, read, update, and delete data.

Next, we raise the stakes as we delve into building a comprehensive User Management System. This application will introduce you to more complex functionalities such as user registration, login processes, profile updates, and picture uploads. You'll also learn how to craft an admin section to oversee and manage user activities effectively.

We’ll then proceed with a challenging and rewarding project: building a complete e-commerce system. This extensive project will allow you to apply everything you've learned on a larger scale. You'll manage product listings, shopping carts, and customer orders, providing you with a robust understanding of building full-scale applications using HTMX and Go.