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nice one , now i can do my opensource work !

Are you living in 2020 in 2024?

Go Testify Go! :)

Keep going.. you have a talent for making good content

Very engaging way of teaching. Good job!!

The video was very helpful. Thanks!

that intro song is fire

go testify go!!

unfortunately in trial access I cannot create pins

i hit like even before the video starts

Comprehensive coverage of the test suite feature.👏👏

I like your No BS, straight-to-the-point attitude. Keep it up!

GO TESTIFY GO!!

I am getting the error "package command-line-arguments is not a main package" when using a package that has the same name as the filename (calculator in this case). How are you able to have a package calculator running in the code? Please guide.

do you have the same in Python.?

Thanks

maan, this was the most complete video about golang unit tests I've ever seen on youtube, thanks)))

6:25 this is inaccurate. The testing package provides various functions: t.Log() / t.LogF() prints a message without failing. t.Fail() fails the test without printing a message. t.Error() and t.ErrorF() can be used to fail a test and print a message. Note that doing so will fail the test but not immediately, the test will still complete. t.Fatal() fails the test and immediately exits execution.

nice awesome video, thanks for your hard work

I can just write a go program to scrape a site compile it and use a cron job to run it once in a while right?

Bad tutorial

Love your content and delivery. I totally agree with the comments that you should have many times more subs. So, I subscribed. 🙂

Go testify go🎉

What if you want to write testcase for List and Latest functions ? How can that be done ? Mocking the entire the List and Latest functions will not give more code coverage. Is in't it ?

I don’t think you should. You should think about what you want to use it for. Go is for server software. Not if you want to make a game, a language, anything with AI, make a desktop gui app or an app for your phone. As a language it is also not that interesting.

Go testify go! Thank you for valuable lessons! :)

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This video promises that I will be a master in testing... let's see

man this is amazing and very informative video

Loved it from the hacker mode activation

Go's design, drawing from C's syntax, bears the profound influence of Wirthian languages, particularly Oberon-2. If you've navigated Pascal, Modula-2, or Oberon, making the leap to Go, with its Oberon-2-like method syntax, feels seamless. In the realm of error handling, embracing errors as data, as Rob Pike suggests, eradicates verbosity. Go's straightforward coding guidelines, coupled with its automated formatting tool, streamline the development process. Addressing concerns about handling large projects in Go is essential, especially considering the language's perceived youthfulness. However, the success stories of monumental projects like Kubernetes and Hugo attest to Go's prowess. Its excellence in modular programming, inherited from Modula-2, is complemented by additional features like methods for any type. Even with the introduction of generics in Go 1.18, the thriving projects that operated without them underscore Go's adaptability. The language remains committed to simplicity and readability, choosing to incorporate features thoughtfully rather than blindly adopting from other languages. For those intrigued by Go's core but seeking additional restrictions, delving into the V programming language, which draws inspiration from Go and Rust, might prove to be an intriguing venture.

The two big things holding Go back for me is that it is very involved to import code from a subfolder or another folder besides the current one, and the attitude of the Go developers that think everything should be written from scratch

interesting video

Yes man but great test...

go me?

00:00 Intro 01:02 Book no 5 - Automating the boring stuff with Python 02:24 Book no 4 - Head-first Design Patterns 03:12 Book no 3 - Extreme Programming explained 04:44 Book no 2 - Soft skills 05:42 Book no 1 - Clean code 07:23 Outro

Rust>>>>>>>go

Go disallowed Allman braces in all code, just because they don't like Allman braces.

Futur is AI...how Go language can help on that?

Well if i wanted to install GCC and build a stack of that i would have used C++, why cant you make it run with only go like it is supposed to be use? otherwise its just what i was looking for. Maybe just because im not a elite go programmer but i really dont see how requireing GCC to include a module in my project is resonable. Is there something i missed?

thank you for the well made tutorial!

Geth is in go

Gorutines and channels are quite deep topic and I still have some open question after viewing your very good videos on them. I guess I will need go back to them in the future, if I want to understand them properly.

Thank you for this great tutorial! It refreshed and expanded my knowledge of Go. 😀

I hope that you are doing good. I wish that one day we can see another video from you. I'm just ending your "Go basic tutorial", thank you for creating it! 😀

4:45 Very good points! 😀

I learn very important things from this video. Thank you a lot for creating it!

Great video on interfaces. You pack so much into seven minutes, that beginners should probably watch and work through code you show at least two times. I really like it.

Very good video about interfaces.