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Hey bro , this was a good and helpful video about caddy server. Thank you

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bro you are doing an amazing job; your way of explanations and implementation to support those explanations is far superior to the pedagogy of traditional edu platforms like coursera etc. Keep 'em coming!

I just can't believe how amazing you are in explaining and breaking down concepts

I just can't believe how amazing you are in explaining and breaking down concepts

i learned about this ogp in meta course. this is really helpful

I couldn't like this video twice so I went and liked another video of yours😅

I can’t with the audio:(

Dope 💩

Really enjoying it so far, thank you for the video.

bro you are doing an amazing job; your way of explanations and implementation to support those explanations is far superior to the pedagogy of traditional edu platforms like coursera etc. Keep 'em coming!

This is proof that all great coding videos are made by guys with 10$ webcams and 1$ microphones because they're too busy actually working, and most greatly produced content is made by influencers who don't really know what they're talking about.

thank you very much i learn a lot thank to your video

This video is fantastic and really helped me, thank you

Thank you! It's great. In two hours I've learned a lot. It's high quality course. I don't have much experience in coding, but I doubt I could have thought of some things on my own.

Also how to inject loggers and configs into all code

What if I have multiple services and one service need to go into other and the database is not same in those. do we have to start from top level with less dependency and add that to dependent services later and make some kind of a big file or there is some shorter way to do it?

Great demonstration. I'm 1 hour in, and this code organization makes a lot of sense. I would recommend changing the repository names though. Inside domain/customer/repository.go, the interface can simply be called Repository. And then in domain/customer/memory/repository.go (not memory.go), you can name the concrete implementation also simply Repository. So you have interface customer.Repository, and implementation memory.Repository. Not customer.CustomerRepository and memory.MemoryRepository. That is called "stuttering", and it should always be avoided. Oh and there's a tiny race condition at 44:15. Theoretically someone could add a customer with that id between line 39 and 41. It's safer to move the Lock() before the if on line 38, and don't forget to add an Unlock() before the fmt.Errorf().

Cheers, great tutorial

Oh man, the way you're using Go routines and methods and structs... Struggling to keep up with everything :D

Thank you, bro! Great

I think it's now like a sixth time I watch the "this is fairly fairly simple, I believe" part and finally I think I dare to move on. :D

why the packages is not organized by business content but DDD concepts？

thanks for the video, something I miss with slog is the formatting string functions, Debugf, Infof, etc.

Question, The application still has it's own authentication mechanism. How can I integrate this cloudflare auth into application? Generally all such apps support OpenID. Should I provide github as identity provider or Cloudflare has it's own OIDC?

Can you make microservices tutorial?

Man, this series is better than a course I bought for hard cash. Great stuff!

It would be really nice if you made a full tutorial with step by step guide on working with go.

Please continue making the videos

usefull . tnx

Bro this is tripping me up. Im just getting into go and out of job let me get good enough for a job and ill revisit this video 😂

It's amazing the capacity developers have to come up with ways to fix the problems they create and generate yet more useless work and complexity.

After Long time ❤ !! Can we get a video on testing as well log testing etc.. thank you !!

It's very interesting topic but it requires more information about it

Golang devs: "why do I need DeeDeeDee, I have Active Record, zero dependency injections, Twig-like templates and pseudo-REST". God, Go is the new PHP.

Great video as expected; good to see new videos from you

This video is exactly what I needed to get me started with Go and Rabbit! Thank you!

does it update /etc/hosts? Or how does your web browser know where app.localhost is?

finally you upload something.

First Command wow heheh😂 King is Back

29:43 it's --volumes-from

Great video, love the paradigems

Thank you!

Amazing work explaining it! In the service factories that accept variadic configurations, I think it would be better to accept a connected client instead of a connection string. Reasoning is that you only have a single connection shared by many services (assuming that the database is the same for all the services). I guess you can have another service config func like "WithConnectedMongoClient(conn)" to cover that scenario

Hi! Great video! Any chance you could share the excalidraw?

Great video. What if you want to use this logger in multiple files without creating it again and again? Like create once and use everywhere?

I don't have much time for my interview why was afraid weather I am able to complete kafka or not but this video help me to gain confidence to stick with rabbit MQ for streaming as well

I read it books on event driven architecture and official rabbit MQ website but the level of clarity depth and knowledge the provided by a videos or incompatible thank you so much

I watched your video a few months ago and I didnt understand a thing now after Ive completed my basic books and now when I am leaning towards dev ops your videos are soo helpful to me I cant put in words. But still if i have to say something that is it took a level of skill and knowledge to understand the depth of your videos, I wish i got a change for a 10 min zoom call there is a lot i want to learn from you. Apart from your video your website also as a revision notes for me and both are valuable for interview preparation and overall understanding of the concepts

@programmingpercy Aren't your customer and product domains creating separate connections to the same db ? (can be seen around 1:50:00)