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Well, after creating a template project, I realized that Turbo has some issues with hot reload and many other things. So, eventually, I dropped the idea and moved on to create something else.
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Another problem that still exists that is I did not provide any code in the middleware template file and the config template file. Users can use MongoDB or PostgreSQL as a database so it was unnecessary to provide any single or both configs in the template. Well, to fix this I created an issue and anyone reading this blog can contribute to solving this problem. I already figured out a way but this comes down to the third problem.
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I wanted to experiment with Go to learn the os module. The first thought that came to my mind was to create a turborepo with Golang as a server. Yes, I know that we cannot host it in Vercel, but the idea was to create a fast and secure server with Golang. We can use an API proxy in Vercel to rewrite the requests from the client side. However, you will be required to host your Go server separately in some places like Railway or Render. This doesn't follow the rule of a mono repo architecture, it is just maintaining all the code in a single place and building a strong server. It was named turbo-g (turbo + go).
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The last problem for now is a hot reload module. Whenever we create a fiber app we don't have any change listener by default. If fiber has this already and I do not know about it then forgive me for that I am relatively new to this. If you know anything about this, let me know in the comments. To solve this problem I figured out to include air in the project.
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I wanted to experiment with Go to learn the os module. The first thought that came to my mind was to create a turborepo with Golang as a server. Yes, I know that we cannot host it in Vercel, but the idea was to create a fast and secure server with Golang. We can use an API proxy in Vercel to rewrite the requests from the client side. However, you will be required to host your Go server separately in some places like Railway or Render. This doesn't follow the rule of a mono repo architecture, it is just maintaining all the code in a single place and building a strong server. It was named turbo-g (turbo + go).
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When creating this template project, I saw that I had to set up the server manually and I used gofiber as it has express-like functionalities, and as a MERN stack developer, I found it very easy to use. Once I thought to make a server-project generator in Express as well, but they already have one, it is called express-generator. Then I thought there might be the same thing for Fiber as well. But when I searched in GitHub with the topic:go-backend-template, I only found pre-made templates that you can clone and use for your projects. That's when I decided to give it a shot.
