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Solution 3: Part 2

Solution 3: Part 2 - Go Tutorial

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Solution 3: Part 2

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- [Instructor] So now that we created the client and server in TypeScript, we're going to create another client in TypeScript, but this time it's going to access the customer service server, which is written in Go. So what we do is we'll close this one, I'll close that, and in this case, we have, instead of "product", we're going to use the "customer". So we can close this one. And then what we're going to do is, it's basically the same code with minor differences, so we're just going to copy this one and rename it to "customer_client". And let's just add the start for it now. So we'll just copy this one, and this one will be "start-customer-client". And what we'll do is "customer_client", "customer_client", and lastly, "customer_"... Let's make sure that I have underscores there. Yeah, okay. So when we go to the "customer_client" now, we're looking at everything being pretty much the same, except for here we want…

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