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Tried timelapse video for the first time, rate it guys Created my first Go backend project, it is a workout CRUD application. It uses chi router, auth, PostgreSQL db, Auth, Routing, etc Learned it from Melkey on Frontend Masters 💻✨ Still struggling to find a good angle to shoot,... show more

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