Everyone uses JWTs, but not everyone understands them fully. In this article we will dive into the standard itself to make sure we understand how JWT works. We will also implement a secure Go server that can issue JWTs and verify them. And finally we will review some best practices for securely using JWTs.
p.s. The suggested pronunciation of JWT is the same as the English word "jot".
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Bubble Tea is still the best framework for developing modern and fast terminal interfaces. Some readers said that it’s the best tutorial on it.
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In this tutorial, we’ll use Go and raylib-go to create Conway’s Game of Life, a simulation where simple rules create endless patterns. By the end, you’ll have gliders drifting, pulsars pulsing, and even a glider gun firing across your screen.
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Another reason to use @KagiHQ - doesn’t hide the links, no sponsored links, no AI bs. When will people understand that you are not the Google’s customer, the advertisers are.
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Yesterday evening project: displaying the GitHub Contributions Graph on Busy Bar. Developed with Go. Anyone is interested if I make an article or video about that? Code: github.com/plutov/busyapps