Videos

Buffalo: Managing Plugins

In this video Mark Bates will walk you through understanding how Buffalo Plugins work, and how to use the Buffalo Plugin Manager.

https://www.gopherguides.tv/buffalo-resources/videos/buffalo-managing-plugins

Packr v2.0.0 - Walkthrough

In this extended video Mark Bates walks through the new features in github.com/gobuffalo/packr/v2. (-beta.16)

In this video Mark demonstrates the following:

* New storage formats
* Upgrading applications
* Working with legacy apps
* Import path resolution
* Writing a custom store (S3)
* Writing a custom resolver (S3 w/ Disk failover)

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang, gobuffalo, packr and s3

Writing Buffalo Plugins

Using buffalo-plugins v1.4.1 this video will rebuild the built in `buffalo generate docker` command as a new plugin.

This will cover:

* generating new plugins
* writing generators
* testing generators
* listening to events
* releasing a plugin

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: gobuffalo, golang and plugins

Buffalo - v0.13.0 Tour

This video introduces you to some of what is new in Buffalo v0.13.0.

Included are:

* Go Modules
* Events
* render.Download
* render.Auto
* Partial Layouts

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang and gobuffalo

Buffalo - Go Modules Support

A quick video demonstrating future support for Go Modules in Buffalo

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: gobuffalo and golang

Buffalo v0.11.0 - Render Auto

In this quick video get an overview of the new render.Auto method in Buffalo v0.11.0 that allows you to render a piece of data as HTML, JSON, or XML

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: gobuffalo and golang

Buffalo v0.11.0 - Update Command

In this video we’ll look at how to use the `buffalo update` command to move your application from Buffalo v0.10.3 to Buffalo v0.11.0

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: gobuffalo and golang

Buffalo v0.11.0 - Render Auto (Preview)

In this quick video get an overview of the new render.Auto method in Buffalo that allows you to render a piece of data as HTML, JSON, or XML

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang, gobuffalo and webdevelopment

Pop Assocations Demo

In this view we’ll look at the PR that adds support for associations in Pop.

github.com/markbates/pop/pull/191

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang and gobuffalo

Buffalo v0.10.3 - File Uploads (Preview)

In this video we’ll see a preview of how file uploads will work in Buffalo v0.10.3

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: gobuffalo, buffalo, golang and web development

Buffalo & Vue

In this video we’ll review the source code for github.com/gobuffalo/vuerecipe to see how little it takes to get Vue.js working with a Buffalo API backend.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang, gobuffalo, buffalo, web development and vuejs

Building a URL Shortner w/ Buffalo

In this video we will build a fully functioning URL shortner and tracking in near-realtime. We will cover testing, database relationships, OAuth login, deployment, and much much more!

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: buffalo, gobuffalo, golang, go and web development

Custom Template Helpers in Buffalo

In this video learn the in and outs of building complex custom template helpers in Buffalo.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: golang, go, buffalo and gobuffalo

Buffalo Mailer Overview

A brief look at the buffalo-mail generator plugin, as well as the github.com/gobuffalo/x/mail package.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: buffalo, mail, golang and go

Buffalo & Goth

In this recipe video we build an application using Goth for authentication and demonstrate how to use Goth along with middleware in Buffalo to handle authentication and authorization in an application.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: go, golang, buffalo, web development and rails

Buffalo v0.9.0 - Rendering Tricks

Learn a few rendering tricks in Buffalo, including: alternate layouts, 204 no content, and building a custom rendering engine.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: buffalo, golang, go, web development and rails

Buffalo v0.9.0 - What's New

This video provides an overview of what’s new in the Buffalo v0.9.0 release. It includes a look at the `—api` flag, Dockerfile generation, and the new Background Job API.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: go, golang, buffalo, web development and rails

Bundling Static Assets in Go with Packr

In this video we’ll look at using the github.com/gobuffalo/packr package to bundle static assets, such as templates, images, javascript, etc… into Go binaries for easy distribution.

Cast: Mark Bates

Tags: go, golang, buffalo and packr