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Thank you for this awesome and very useful video!

What's the != symbol at @15:46? Shouldn't it be !=?

19:19 "Not really. gRPC is one of the contenders, but REST is still there doing really well". I don't think REST really got off the ground. There's an ad hoc thing we call REST but did HATEOAS ever land with people?

Any person in front of your building could play the « 9 » sound during call and comes in, right?

Enjoyed the episdoe !

thanks a lot for all the tutorials! could you, please make a video on a bit more complex chans usage with a real life usage. Thanks :)

Hi, I would love to hear from you, as someone with a lot of experience in Golang, do you think SOLID Principles important in practice, and in interviews? Would I be asked a lot of questions, and how would I go about that, considering that SOLID Principles are mostly OOP concepts, and Golang is not a real OOP language. I am also curious about the same for design patterns like Builder, Factory pattern etc

Really wish you brought the channel back with regular videos like you used to. I know it probably doesn't mean much, but you're definitely one of the most influential people in my life, like not top 3 or anything but I mean like top 20. Your channel got me so interested in Go and I've had such a blast with it over the years.

Mi nomme sería Rui Esnal si fora du Catalunya

I keep coming back to this video over time. It has a lot of value. Thanks for taking time and doing that. Where are you by the way, get back here and produce some more please.

lets say about following the trace-id and span-id, both are probably good values for contexts right?

Amazing video ! Thanks !

What a great episode! You just did grind everything to the bits! Thanks.

i miss this series. i wish there was one that was comparable. justforfunc RULES!

Moving from PHP to Go and missing a LOT of things, but having moved from assembler and C to PHP and then missing a lot of things too... we like the comfort of the old. REALLY like the defensive programming approach with all the error checking... nothing worse than bubbling an exception and hoping someone catches it ... oh... what do you mean white screen? Didn't you catch and handle that exception 10 miles deep in the vendor directory??? Each language has pro/cons and different use cases. As a newbie to Go, mainly because of enhancing Terraform and related tooling, and looking for moving to containerisation and lambdas, Go fits so nicely there. UI binding would be fun too, but sticking with CLI and headless for the time being. Great video for showing a simple project in Go.

I stands for "Interactive" in CLI, You are awesome😀

I’ve been learning go for less than a week, and just encountered your channel. Sad to see you no longer upload, these videos are really good.

OMG, i thought C is convoluted. LOL And all the err err err err err. (I've never used Go before. just my first impression)At 36:55, line 64 "<-w.done" what does that do?

I'm so glad to see this video. There is few document about parse, token thank you

I like seagulls

Loved this video. Watched a few that didnt quite get through, but this really brought into the right “context” xD

Really liked this presentation style - quick, terse, to the point - kept me engaged and most of all, I learned :) Make more videos like this??

Thanks for this hi-quality video!

go is amazing, but you delayed almost 27 minutes to plot something that in python maybe you can delayed almost 2 minutes

you took it from "100 mistakes and how to avoid them book", right? :)

Thank U

phenomenal explanation, thanks!

Every step of inference of optimizing is amazing. Particularly love this episode by far.

This is the clearest explanation I've seen, thanks! (or read :) )

What vscode theme is this?

How do NaNs work in plotter? Getting errors since XYs are []float64

😭😵

Very informative. Can you please let me know how I can zoom into the graphs on my mac?

Ty for this!

I am big fan from China who watch your video every day before sleep! 😀

AMAZING! love it! Thank you for your effort creating this awesome amazing knowledge video

you are supergeil) Thank for video

Like, if u watchin this from 2022

Awesome man!

This is some good quality content!

thank you for the lesson!

great one and it helped me a lot, thanks , but why your last video is for 5 years ago? where are you?

Where did you get the gopher sticker? I want one!

Great experience! Thank you so much

When you implement WithTimeout() you use WithDuration() as a base. Is it okay that the error will be "Deadline exceeded" when the timeout is reached?

Isn't there at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8M90t0KvEDY.html an error, because you return while the mu is still locked? You rewrite it shortly afterward and use defer again, but I have a feeling as if that was a coincidence.

Please start uploading more videos, grafana logrus would be great or anything related to Golang 😀. Thanks