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Love the name of the repo! I've been using golang for 3-4 years now and struggling to find content more suitable for intermediate/advanced users then came across your channel. Think you're putting out some great content so you've definitely earnt yourself a sub
Amazing !! ur channel is helping a lot to get niche things about Goalng. Could you make a video using NATS as a messaging Q with multiple microservices comm, I tried Kafka and i feel it's bit too much for a startup to use it.
heyy! Anthony can you provide the documentation on how to use your Hollywood framework and what exactly it does and what will happen if we don't use it. Honestly I don't have patience to go through your 2hr video on how you made it so....
Could you make a video about " Proper way of version controlling a go lang project " like a making a libray which can be used across different projects hosting in the guthub. Will be a huge help brother for the community.
Great video! About your usage of vim mode, I like using neovim and never gotten used to using vscode this way. Is it just a matter of time or is it inherently inferior to the native experience?
@@anthonygg_ I like your lib, Anthony. Using grpc to send messages between different instances, you have resolved the problem of distributed types that Erlang has better than Gleam imho. And I like using golang because it ships a binary. You don't need a specific container for a VM. I am curious about service discovery or things like that. Also, I wonder if your lib is capable of broadcasting messages to multiple actors as you could do with a pids registry like PG2. I enjoy your channel. You always make exciting videos.
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Thanks for watching
Love the name of the repo! I've been using golang for 3-4 years now and struggling to find content more suitable for intermediate/advanced users then came across your channel. Think you're putting out some great content so you've definitely earnt yourself a sub
Thanks my man! Much appreciate it
great content again man, thanks alot
Great content man. Keep it up!
Amazing !! ur channel is helping a lot to get niche things about Goalng.
Could you make a video using NATS as a messaging Q with multiple microservices comm,
I tried Kafka and i feel it's bit too much for a startup to use it.
Great video. Thanks!
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heyy! Anthony can you provide the documentation on how to use your Hollywood framework and what exactly it does and what will happen if we don't use it. Honestly I don't have patience to go through your 2hr video on how you made it so....
Hi Tony, love the content on your channel, it aligns with my interests. Have you used hollywood in any production system ? Never mind , its still WIP.
Almost ready 🥳
Could you make a video about " Proper way of version controlling a go lang project " like a making a libray which can be used across different projects hosting in the guthub.
Will be a huge help brother for the community.
Hi Anthony I love you tutorials but is it possible to film how you build your own framework? the holywood Artors?
Have some on patreon x
Great video!
About your usage of vim mode, I like using neovim and never gotten used to using vscode this way. Is it just a matter of time or is it inherently inferior to the native experience?
Goh I like the native feel of using VIM. But its not worth spending days configuring and updating outdated modules.
@@anthonygg_ the situation seems better on neovim with native support for lua
But vscode seems too good to just ignore
@@cannyaii yeah it works pretty well to be honest. Never going back
Hollywood youtube channel
Very good but I would like to see an example of a real program, can be only verbally explained, to make it easier to learn and apply for beginners.
Video coming about that.
Looks like you have removed some videos.. on actor model..
Well… what about erlang?
Worked in Erlang and Elixir for 2 years. Amazing technology
@@anthonygg_ I like your lib, Anthony. Using grpc to send messages between different instances, you have resolved the problem of distributed types that Erlang has better than Gleam imho. And I like using golang because it ships a binary. You don't need a specific container for a VM.
I am curious about service discovery or things like that. Also, I wonder if your lib is capable of broadcasting messages to multiple actors as you could do with a pids registry like PG2.
I enjoy your channel. You always make exciting videos.