There’s so many great things in these videos. I’m learning go and these videos are an amazing resource for go idioms, apparently the hard part of go and how to use the docs, core libraries and so much more. Thank you from the future!
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.
Loving it the way you approach and explore the packages and doing the coding, learning a lot from your Awesome videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
thank you so much, i'm so glad that i've seen your video. I've thought about this problem for a few days and haven't done anything working. I modified your example and now i finish it. Sub+like
Ha ha.... When you starts walking with Walk map, i will start thinking - are you totally crazy )))) Yes this will easy to make with f(perfix,add,path)... But this task is really for students, not for professional programmer... This is nice challenge for junior programmer. For middle programmer can be same question with - tree, attributes display + recursive directory sizes calculation and asynchronous code....
