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I searched for tutorials about go's context and yours was the only one I understood. Thank you so much.
Nicely explained. I like how the video started with "what and why", and give a brief overview of the concept!
I want my $0.00001 from the ads back 😆. Great video, keep it up.
Finally understood this concept. Thank you so much.
Really well made video. Thank you.
So early it's still in 360p :) Great video!
watched and understood what I searched for!
your are my friend make my love golang, you are really great teacher, 😇🙂
It's very helpful. Thank you so much for the effort.
Would you please cover the case of context use with grpc? Like how does the grpc lib make use of context, or how to use it for auth ...
Thank you for this. Quite explanatory! 🙏
A question 10:40 is there need for the select case at line 35 since ctx.done() blocks and will be invoked once the timeout has exceeded ?!
Thank You. The tutorial is great!
Good explanation bro... ✔️
thank you for the very good explanation 😀
good explanation. thanks.
Awesome!
Great example, thanks a lot for the info :D
Great and simple, a side question, what is the theme you are using at VS code?
cobalt2 by wes bos
Definitely removed some of the confusion!
something that caused a little bit of confusion to me: the `
Yeah this is no need for a select here :)
Can you share your emacs config?
I've always wondered if sending information or adding logic via context is not a kind of hidden dependency in my code. Some people consider it a bad practice.
It is, and it shouldn't be used at all, according to Google.
@@klarnorbert A citation would be great.
Wouldn’t it make sense to pass context by pointer?
If go is copying by value, shouldn’t ctx.done lose reference to the outer scope
Good explination.
Thank you Peter! I hope you are keeping well!
This audio is not clear. would be great if you can add subtitles
i kinda understand context. though still not so clear.
Video is only 360p, too blurry.
All good now, youtube took longer than it used to.
広めてください」、
it took you 8 minutes to get to the context interface despite this being a tutorial on contexts in Go ...
I don't think this should be part of the Go language.
This is basically the go community on everything.
I searched for tutorials about go's context and yours was the only one I understood. Thank you so much.
Nicely explained. I like how the video started with "what and why", and give a brief overview of the concept!
I want my $0.00001 from the ads back 😆. Great video, keep it up.
Finally understood this concept. Thank you so much.
Really well made video. Thank you.
So early it's still in 360p :) Great video!
watched and understood what I searched for!
your are my friend make my love golang, you are really great teacher, 😇🙂
It's very helpful. Thank you so much for the effort.
Would you please cover the case of context use with grpc? Like how does the grpc lib make use of context, or how to use it for auth ...
Thank you for this. Quite explanatory! 🙏
A question 10:40 is there need for the select case at line 35 since ctx.done() blocks and will be invoked once the timeout has exceeded ?!
Thank You. The tutorial is great!
Good explanation bro... ✔️
thank you for the very good explanation 😀
good explanation. thanks.
Awesome!
Great example, thanks a lot for the info :D
Great and simple, a side question, what is the theme you are using at VS code?
cobalt2 by wes bos
Definitely removed some of the confusion!
something that caused a little bit of confusion to me: the `
Yeah this is no need for a select here :)
Can you share your emacs config?
I've always wondered if sending information or adding logic via context is not a kind of hidden dependency in my code. Some people consider it a bad practice.
It is, and it shouldn't be used at all, according to Google.
@@klarnorbert A citation would be great.
Wouldn’t it make sense to pass context by pointer?
If go is copying by value, shouldn’t ctx.done lose reference to the outer scope
Good explination.
Thank you Peter! I hope you are keeping well!
This audio is not clear. would be great if you can add subtitles
i kinda understand context. though still not so clear.
Video is only 360p, too blurry.
All good now, youtube took longer than it used to.
広めてください」、
it took you 8 minutes to get to the context interface despite this being a tutorial on contexts in Go ...
I don't think this should be part of the Go language.
This is basically the go community on everything.