#UPDATE: 9 May — we are having issues connecting with Instagram at this stage in the production environment. My apologies as I deal with Facebook to rectify error. Connect up with Twitter as they know what they are doing… Having been originally frustrated with Instagrams' user experience and your common web browser, I researched what available browser based extensions or services were available to aggregate my own personal social media feeds.

Working with Go templates, being a compiled language, is not always an easy task. And I have definitely had my fair share of gnashing of teeth in past which you can easily refer to here and here. So when I started a new Go project that required a web view component, I decided to take my past learnings and create a public package that will hopefully, remove most of the hurt from your rendering needs too.

Dealing with DOM Ready. Note: If you haven’t been playing the at home game, then I suggest you read the first <a href="{{ relref . “golang-templates-what-I-missed.md” }}">post here, otherwise let’s assume that you have a directory structure like the following. main.go templates ├── _footer.html ├── _header.html ├── layout.html ├── templates.go └── user ├── dashboard.html The problem: ensuring that any JS snippets defined throughout your application templates are executed with a valid DOM available.