I started working with Go in 2019. I've had tonnes of fun writing small apps to automate data conversion/generation tasks. I have also built demo applications which help Twilio users integrate the SDK into Go-based applications.

Here's a complete list of Go projects I have worked on in the last four years.

For this project, I built a simple video chat application. Users are allowed to join a room by typing the room name. If there's no existing room with that name, a new room with that name is automatically created.

For the frontend I used Svelte, while Go was used for the backend.

You can view the project repository here. You can also read the accompanying tutorial here.

This was a halloween prank that made it's way to Twilio. Using the voice SDK, I built a simple application to make an automated voice call to any number specified by the user. Should the user answer the call, they would be greeted with a random audio halloween message.

You can view the project repository here. You can also read the accompanying tutorial here

For this project, I used Cobra to build a CLI for simple encryption/decryption. Cobra was useful for arranging the commands, and flag/argument parsing.

In addition to encryption and decryption, I added a flag which takes a phone number. Where provided, the CLI sends an SMS with the encrypted content to the provided phone number.

You can view the project repository here. You can also read the accompanying tutorial here

For this project, I used Wails to build a Github desktop client. The client interacts with the Github API to perform the following tasks:

1. View public repositories and Gists
2. View private repositories and Gists for an authenticated user
3. Create a new Gist for the authenticated user

For the frontend, I used React while I used Go for the backend.

You can view the project repository here. You can also read the accompanying tutorial here