Gorm

Kristian Zirnsack |   12 May 2025
 |  1 minute  |  71 words

  1. Set up a connection to a Database
  2. Database migration and parse
  3. Try out (post,get,delete and update) to see if the database is accessable and the changes are saved
  4. Conact two different tables (keyword many2many relation)
  5. Set up a DIC (Dependency Injection)

  Link to the Gorm docs
Difference between SQL and NoSQL Databases: Pluralsight - Gorm <– Link
A link to our Azure Dev´s Repo with an Explanation about DIC´s <– Link

gorm orm getting-started

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