Displaying variables and security
To demonstrate this, let's create a new blog entry by adding this SQL command to your MySQL command line:
INSERT INTO `pages` (`id`, `page_guid`, `page_title`, page_content`, `page_date`)
VALUES:
(2, 'a-new-blog', 'A New Blog', 'I hope you enjoyed the last blog! Well brace yourself, because my latest blog is even <i>better</i> than the last!', '2015-04-29 02:16:19');
Another thrilling piece of content, for sure. Note, however that we have some embedded HTML in this when we attempt to italicize the word better.
Debates about how formatting should be stored notwithstanding, this allows us to take a look at how Go's templates handle this by default. If we visit http://localhost:9500/page/a-new-blog we'll see something ...
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