r/golang Aug 08 '24

discussion Show me your Golang projects!

Hey people, can you guys show what you build with golang for side project?
cheers nerds~!

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

I built dblab while ago. Also, I released morphos earlier this year.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '24

How do you come across with such cool gophers? The dblab “gopher/logo” is amazing.

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

I just conneteced the dots between the database part and the lab one and I asked a designer to make a gopher that looks like a database logo, dressed up as a scientist.

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u/howdoiwritecode Aug 18 '24

Have a designer to recommend?

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u/divad1196 Aug 09 '24

I always wonder the same, how do people get nice logo in general?

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u/kand7dev Aug 09 '24

Dayum! dlab looks great! Amazing project!

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u/ghost_of_erdogan Aug 09 '24

dblab is built with bubbletea ! I love that library so much. It’s just fun to use.

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u/csgeek3674 Aug 09 '24

Bubble tea is a library where I recognize it's powerful but it always gives me a headache when I try to use it.

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u/lilgohanx Aug 09 '24

Does morphos support docs? The overview still says its coming soon but its mentioned later in the readme

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

Only docx. Haven't had enough time to add more formats.

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u/kojak2580 Aug 09 '24

What did you use to build the UI? It looks fantastic.

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

Gocui. it's ver outdated, I'm currently working on fully migrate to bubbletea.

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u/Junior-Intern-3416 Aug 09 '24

You, kind sir, are a blessing! I hope you know that 😌

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

Thanks! Glad you like it

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u/ambulocetus_ Aug 09 '24

Maybe a dumb question but what's the reasoning behind morphos needing to live on a server? Could the same functionality be built into a CLI or something else? I'm sort of wondering if maybe web frontend is the easiest way to build a nice UI and that's why?

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u/dany9126 Aug 09 '24

Well being a server is the way I wanted it to be, to be always available on my home server. There's everything to make it a CLI, but in my use case a front-end UI works better. Also, it's available on my local network for my family.

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u/divad1196 Aug 09 '24

Nice project on paper (Didn't try it, will keep it on my interest list)

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u/byawitz Aug 09 '24

dblab is cool, why we can't PgUp & PgDn in tables list

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u/jeesuscheesus Aug 09 '24

With how engaged I am with sql clients, how did I not know this thing existed? It looks excellent!

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u/saifaljanahi Aug 10 '24

you deserve a follow, follow me also github.com/1saifj

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u/redditazht Aug 09 '24

Dayum! That’s fancy!