2.10 Session 2.10.1 Definition of Session A Session is a series of requests and operations processed by the program during the interaction between the user and the server, where the program maintains state information about user activities. For example, this includes the user’s identity, preferences, and current session data. Typically, a session begins … Read more
Today, I wanted to check if the Gin framework has updated support for Go 1.25, and indeed there are updates in the Build process and CI dependencies section: Main New Features Experimental HTTP/3 Support: Gin now provides experimental support for HTTP/3 through quic-go! If you want to try out the next generation of web protocols, … Read more
2.6 HTML Templates Go language uses the built-in <span>html/template</span> package to render HTML templates, providing safe template parsing and execution features to prevent cross-site scripting attacks (XSS). Templates can be created using <span>template.New()</span> and then read and parsed using <span>ParseFiles()</span>. Gin uses the <span>gin.Context</span> object’s <span>HTML()</span> method to combine HTML templates with data, rendering and … Read more
