Golang on Andrew Rady

Catching Up

Sun, 08 Dec 2024 18:26:36 -0700

Catching Up #

It’s been a couple years since I started this blog and there hasn’t been much progress. There is a couple different factors but the main one has been focus. I’ve been working Ritter Insurance Marketing since 2017. I started there a junior front end developer and in 2020 I moved over as a back end developer. Working primarily on back end services written in Dotnet. I started this blog a couple of years ago to try write down my thoughts and some experiences, but obviously didn’t keep up on that.

Mux Cors

Sat, 04 May 2019 09:00:50 -0600

Handling CORS with Gorilla Mux #

In an earlier post I talked about create an API with golang using a few packages. One of the main ones packages many people use is mux for routes. This makes it easier handles routes within our application. Now we need setup our application to allow certain sites to talk with our api. Luckily Gorilla has another package that integrates seamlessly with Mux.

Go Api

Mon, 11 Mar 2019 17:57:45 -0600

Golang First API #

I have been following Golang for a little bit. It seemed interesting to me for a few reasons. One major one was the speed of it. Another was it’s syntax is similar to python. I am no python developer, but I have made a few side project with it. SO I decided to update and an aging Rails application. It’s just a simple crud application that displays martial arts rings at tournaments. While I could write the entire website with Go I opted in to make an api. The reason is I want to make a React site and mobile apps made with React Native. It’s a pretty simple rest API that needed to connect to a database. I used a few packages to make development practical

First Post

Sun, 03 Feb 2019 22:37:00 -0700

Hello, World! #

My name is Andrew Rady and I am currently a front end developer at Ritter Insurance Marketing working with Vue. I have been writing some blog post on our company blog at rimdev.io, but I wanted to start a personal one. On rimdev.io most of my articles are around vue since that is what I work on mostly, but I want to be able to share some of my experiences from side projects. I am person who doesn’t write a lot so a personal goal of 2019 is to get better, and the best way to improve on something is to do it.