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go-blueprint-easy.md

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+---
+pubDatetime: 2024-12-28
+title: "Go Blueprint: An Easy Way to Scoffold Your Go Project"
+description: Melkeydev created a useful tool to get your project up and running.
+featured: true
+---
+
+Starting a new Go project is cumbersome; you have to create multiple directories with subdirectories, different modules depending on the thing you're building, and more.
+
+I am starting a Go project that I won't talk about here. I was looking for a way to scaffold the project with the necessary directories and barebones files so I can get into the project and start building.
+
+## Go Blueprint
+
+There is a developer I've come across on YouTube who does a lot of Go programming. While searching for a good scaffold, I came across his repo, [Go Blueprint](https://github.com/Melkeydev/go-blueprint) which is everything I was looking for and more. It has around 6,4000 stargazers so that can give you an idea of its usefulness.
+
+## Off to build a thing
+
+I've been consuming lots of Go content to get a feel for things with the [docs](https://devdocs.io) open and Neovim ready to go. I'm hoping to have this next project built by the middle of January. I am uncertain about this as I have to attend group therapy for a little while, which I don't want to do but alas.

src/content/blog/go-blueprint-easy.md

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+---
+pubDatetime: 2024-12-28
+title: "Go Blueprint: An Easy Way to Scoffold Your Go Project"
+description: Melkeydev created a useful tool to get your project up and running.
+featured: true
+---
+
+Starting a new Go project is cumbersome; you have to create multiple directories with subdirectories, different modules depending on the thing you're building, and more.
+
+I am starting a Go project that I won't talk about here. I was looking for a way to scaffold the project with the necessary directories and barebones files so I can get into the project and start building.
+
+## Go Blueprint
+
+There is a developer I've come across on YouTube who does a lot of Go programming. While searching for a good scaffold, I came across his repo, [Go Blueprint](https://github.com/Melkeydev/go-blueprint) which is everything I was looking for and more. It has around 6,4000 stargazers so that can give you an idea of its usefulness.
+
+## Off to build a thing
+
+I've been consuming lots of Go content to get a feel for things with the [docs](https://devdocs.io) open and Neovim ready to go. I'm hoping to have this next project built by the middle of January. I am uncertain about this as I have to attend group therapy for a little while, which I don't want to do but alas.

src/styles/base.css

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     @apply mx-auto max-w-3xl px-4;
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-  }
+  } */
   svg {
     @apply inline-block h-6 w-6 fill-skin-base group-hover:fill-skin-accent;
   }
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      padding: 0.25rem !important;
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+
+  .prose a {
+    color:#D26878 !important;
+    text-decoration: underline !important;
+    text-decoration-style: solid !important;
+    word-break: break-all;
+
+  }
+
+  .prose a:hover {
+    text-color: #f2435d !important;
+  }
   pre > code {
     white-space: pre;
   }