How to Build REST API using Go Fiber and Gorm ORM

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  1. GORM

    The fantastic ORM library for Golang, aims to be developer friendly

    Regarding the interaction with the database, I decided to use an ORM to make the whole process simpler and more intuitive and for that reason I decided to use Gorm, which in my opinion is the most popular ORM in the Go universe and has a great range of features.

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  3. Fiber

    ⚡️ Express inspired web framework written in Go

    In this article, as in other articles I've written in the past in Golang, we'll use the Fiber framework, it's quite simple to use, has a good abstraction layer and contains everything we need to create our API.

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