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Reading notes for Building Distributed Applications with the Gin Framework: p1-p19

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Learning Day 1 of Building Distributed Applications with the Gin Framework, p1-p19 Summary, 19 pages total.

I. Technical summary

get & go install

Where will the package be installed after running go get or go install? Refer to the following:/ref/mod#go-install

When VSCode is used in conjunction with WSL, the path winds people up.

II. English summary

Contributorschapters:Mohamed Labouardy is the CTO and cofounder of , and a DevSecOps evangelist.

(1) evangelist: eu-("good") + angel。

c.Literally."bringger of good news",someone who often talks about how good they think something is, and tries to persuade you to have the same opion(preacher)。

vt. to give support to someone。tantamountsupport。

scratch

This is a slang term (idiom) meaning "from the beginning".

point

p7, The pattern of request-response is one of the focal point in building web applications in Go.

(1)focal: focus + -al。adj. central and important。

(2) Similar usage: key point.

p7, While the net/http package allows you to craft a web application easily, the routing

mechanism is not so powerful, especially for complex applications.

craft: vt. to make object, especially in a skill way(elaboration)。

The author (Mohamed Labouardy ) uses a lot of words that usually have similar meanings but are rarely used, such as the above: back (support), focal point (key point), craft (create/build), I don't know if it's because the author is French, or maybe it's just that I don't read much.

III. Other

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IV. References

1. Programming

(1) Mohamed Labouardy,《Building Distributed Applications in Gin》:/subject/35610349

2. English

(1) Etymology Dictionary:

(2) Cambridge Dictionary:

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