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Middleware is usually the go-to pattern in Go HTTP servers for tweaking request behavior.
Typically, you wrap your base handler with layers of middleware—one might log every request,
while another intercepts specific routes like /special to serve a custom response.
However, I o...
Weak pointers and better finalization in Go 1.24.
Middleware is usually the go-to pattern in Go HTTP servers for tweaking request behavior.
Typically, you wrap your base handler with layers of middleware—one might log every request,
while another intercepts specific routes like /special to serve a custom response.
However, I o...
Middleware is usually the go-to pattern in Go HTTP servers for tweaking request behavior.
Typically, you wrap your base handler with layers of middleware — one might log every
request, while another intercepts specific routes like /special to serve a custom
response.
However, I...
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