Exploring the creation of a full-stack web application entirely in Go, this text outlines a project to build a link shortener without using JavaScript, contrasting the experience to traditional JavaScript development. The application, a single-page link shortener, employs Go for both its frontend and backend components, leveraging a framework called Vecty, which organizes the app into a component-based architecture reminiscent of React. The text details the process of setting up the application, including running the backend server and building the frontend with WebAssembly (WASM), while emphasizing the benefits of using Go, such as component scalability, shared code between server and client, and the ability to compile to either WASM or HTML. The document concludes by highlighting the advantages of using Go and Vecty for dynamic, component-driven development and briefly mentions LogRocket for modern error tracking.