Go applications are statically built. So you don't really need anything special on the server for that. Anything will do. Debian would be fine here.
SpicySquid
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Best fit is always dependent on how you're planning to use it. Find out what your requirements before you set up a server.
Generally Debian is chosen very often, but I'd wager pretty much any distro will do. Your own experience goes a long way in making a distro a good choice.
Aw nee, balen dit. Moet ik ook maar een alternatief zoeken. Bedankt voor de info!
This is usually where something like Traefik comes in. It will reverse proxy the docker instance and it can be configured to handle let's encrypt. The are also other options I like nginx proxy manager and I think Caddy also can do this, by I don't have experience with that.
Geef dr nou geen ideeën. Ik denk dat we vooral kunnen waarderen dat de BBB weer wat verder uit elkaar gevallen is.
Less, but actually bat
It's a plugin that allows you to debug your projects straight from nvim. Including all the neat things that go with it, stepping in and out of functions, reading variables, and much more. It's great if you ask me!
Not quite an answer that you asked for, but you could use Ctrl+U to clear everything you have typed up to that point and try again without 'forcing a wrong unlock'