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• JSON requests — How to parse incoming JSON requests, manage bad requests, and restrict and validate the JSON contents.
• SQL migrations — How to use SQL migrations to organize and manage changes to your database schema.
• Database operations — How to set timeouts on your database queries and optimize the behavior of Go's sql.DB connection pool.
• Beyond CRUD — How to perform 'advanced' actions on your API resources, including fetching related data and performing partial updates (with optimistic concurrency control).
• Filtering, sorting and pagination — How to easily support filtering, sorting and pagination of data in your API endpoints.
• Full-text search — How to use PostgreSQL's full-text search functionality to support natural-language searches of your data.
• Structured logging — How to develop a custom logger which writes structured, levelled, log entries in JSON format.
• Rate-limiting — How to implement a simple and robust pattern for enforcing per-client rate limits to your API.
• Managing background tasks — How to safely execute tasks in background goroutines.
• Graceful shutdown — How to set up your API to allow graceful shutdowns, including waiting for background tasks to complete.
• Sending emails — How to send emails from your API and manage email content using Go’s new embedded files functionality.
• User activation and password resets — How to build secure workflows for registering users, verifying their email address, and managing password resets.
• Authentication — How to authenticate users with both stateful bearers tokens and stateless JWTs (JSON web tokens).
• Permission-based authorization — How to implement granular permission-based authorization checks on your API endpoints.
• Managing CORS requests — How to control cross-origin requests to your API from front-end JavaScript applications.
• Metrics — How to expose application metrics, including memory use, sql.DB connection pool statistics, response status counts and more.
• Building and auditing — How to use Go's tooling and Makefiles to easily audit your code, build binaries and vendor dependencies.
• Versioning — How to leverage Git to implement automatic application versioning when building binaries.
• Deployment — How to set up a Linux server, automate deployments, and run your API as a background service in production.

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