As it turns out, using pygmentize can only do so much for us and we’ll need to extend the generated HTML files. This section will update the generated HTML files and implements custom mutations using Go programming language.
Lecture
Zero to Prod in Half an Hour: Part 3 — Generating Static HTML
Playlist
- Part 1: An Overview of FizzBuzz Pro
- Part 2: Generating Static HTML
- Part 3: Mutating the Generated HTML Files
- Part 4: App Authentication Overview
- Part 5: Implementing an OIDC Authenticator
- Part 6: Serving Web Pages
- Part 7: A Mild Introduction to Middlewares
- Part 8: Authenticate All the Things
- Part 9: Thinking in Middlewares
- Part 10: Authentication and Subscription Middlewares
- Part 11: Implementing Authentication Handlers
- Part 12: The Final Touches
- Part 13: Containerizing Our Application
- Part 14: Onwards to Kubernetes
Tools and Technologies Mentioned
Here are the tools and technologies that were mentioned in the video, along with related articles and other helpful links.
- Pygments
- Go Programming Language
- Setting Up Your Go Development Environment
- Places to Learn Go
- Zero to Hero Articles Tagged With “Go”
- filepath.Walk()
- filepath.WalkFunc
- Go By Example: egular Expressions
- http-server
Read The Source
Until the next lecture… May the source be with you 🦄.
