Thank you for sharing a well-composed and concise tutorial about GO. Coming from an experience mostly using Python and a bit less Java, and at the same time never applied to GO. Watching you gave me an idea of how Go works in the initial steps to execute that tool!
Thank you! Haha funny you said this, I actually just got done with 2 videos u might like. In the first I write a basic GUI in Bash then in the next video I convert that Bash code into a Golang using tview. Was a really fun random project. If you all like the longer walk through type videos I can do more of them :). The first will hopefully release this Friday or Saturday and the second one will release next Friday.
@@devhulk sweeeet dude, I will check them out. I am just starting with golang and I really liked. I will attend to a hackathon in Miami next month (shell hacks) and I am planning to use go as my main language.
Some of the code snippets were on-screen for only a very short period and I had to pause and rewind multiple times to see them, but overall very helpful video, thanks!
Thank you. Yea Golang is a good bridge to other statically typed languages. I’m not a fan of Typescript and avoid at all cost lol. I have written a lot of JavaScript though.
PHP is the definition of retro 😂. But the Go folks definitely based the initial design on the good ole C days. The language has definitely evolved since then. With the addition of Generics I’m surprised at how Go has morphed over time.
Thank you for sharing a well-composed and concise tutorial about GO. Coming from an experience mostly using Python and a bit less Java, and at the same time never applied to GO. Watching you gave me an idea of how Go works in the initial steps to execute that tool!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you. it is so hard to find concise tutorials and this was perfect
Thank you :) 🙏
Dudeee great video, please keep doing more Golang projects!! I liked the web scraper project.
Thank you! Haha funny you said this, I actually just got done with 2 videos u might like. In the first I write a basic GUI in Bash then in the next video I convert that Bash code into a Golang using tview. Was a really fun random project. If you all like the longer walk through type videos I can do more of them :). The first will hopefully release this Friday or Saturday and the second one will release next Friday.
@@devhulk sweeeet dude, I will check them out. I am just starting with golang and I really liked. I will attend to a hackathon in Miami next month (shell hacks) and I am planning to use go as my main language.
That sounds awesome! Keep us updated on how it goes, hackathons are always fun.
This is just what I needed!!! Thank you :)
very good explanation for beginners i really recommend this video
Thank you 🙏
Some of the code snippets were on-screen for only a very short period and I had to pause and rewind multiple times to see them, but overall very helpful video, thanks!
Will keep this in mind for future videos. Thank you for the feedback!
Good video. The Golang I've written has changed the way I look at code. I'm still a total noob at Go but my Typescript is better for it.
Thank you. Yea Golang is a good bridge to other statically typed languages. I’m not a fan of Typescript and avoid at all cost lol. I have written a lot of JavaScript though.
Go seems “retro” to me. I think the designers were experiencing some nostalgia. I’m sticking with Java and PHP.
PHP is the definition of retro 😂. But the Go folks definitely based the initial design on the good ole C days. The language has definitely evolved since then. With the addition of Generics I’m surprised at how Go has morphed over time.