If you are running a web server with Go/Golang, chances are you often pass values from back end to front end using the curly brackets field substitution. In the example below, I’m passing “some_string” and “some_number”.
The 2 values can be easily obtained with double curly brackets.
If you are using AngularJS with Golang field substitution. You will hit an error because AngularJS uses double curly brackets too. To solve this problem I change the AngularJS double curly brackets to double square brackets.
