just want to say a thank you after completing your series. i am really grateful that you posted such content for everyone to see and benifit from. you presented it in a nice and kind way. Thank you Matt.
Hi Matt, I wanted to say thank you for taking the time to put these videos together. Your combination of knowledge and teaching ability is surpassed by none. Very few sources of information leave me content that I have truly learned the best of whatever domain I'm diving into. I found you after searching through troves of repetitive, surface level information which the algorithm is convinced that people want. Hopefully it gets its act together and promotes your lessons to others more readily in the future. I read in some previous video comments about your recent troubles - I hope all is well soon. Know that if you did decide to teach us more (referencing this video and your planned api/database/testing videos) they'd be well received here! Once again, thank you. You have made me a better software engineer than I was before.
Hey Matt, I've been watching this series for the past 2-3 months to make sure I absorb all the knowledge. I'm highly blessed to find such high-quality content. I agree with others that I find a hidden treasure on YT. I'll always want to learn from you. I not only learned GO but how to build software and how to be a better Software Engineer. Folks that are starting their career must have a guru like you. With your experience and level of expertise, people watching this series are blessed. HUGE THANK YOU FOR GIVING US THIS KNOWLEDGE 🙏🙏🙏
Matt, thank you for this amazing course. I really enjoyed your teaching style and the course content. I'm recommending this to whoever asking for a resource to learn go. It was was really generous of you to share programming culture and philosophy that you've gathered over the years. Looking forward to see new content already. Meanwhile, I'm probably going to watch the series again.
Thank you Matt. Not only was this the best Intro To Go playlist I could find on the web, it went a step further and made me a better programmer in general. I might even say it went yet another step further and helped to reignite my passion for developing. So many tutorials out there seem to either be superficial, or they jump into too much complexity without adequate explanation. Your lessons didn't shy away from going in-depth but also provided enough handholding to keep me moving forward. You are a first rate teacher and I would love to learn more from you in the future.
I learnt so much from this, not just about go, but about software engineer practices, the principles behind them, and the mentality I need to have as a Go developer. This is an amazing course, thank you so much for creating it.
I greatly appreciate the quality of your Go class, both for content and for the form of presentation. I also want to thank you for making this course available free of charge. Lastly, as somebody who has been developing software on a professional level since the 1980s, it makes me smile to think how you can run circles around so many self-declared programmers I have come to know during the course of my career. The next time I hear that I might supposedly be "too old to fit into a dynamic team", I should point the speaker to your course. 🤓Kudos!
After bingeing all your Videos, all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I never hit the ABO-Button and the Bell so fast in my life before, you taught me a great deal about Go and programming! Please continue on making Videos or other learning resources for us, you are like a gold mine of information! I hope your channel grows to unimaginable heights ^^ PS: I would love to see a series on microservices / cloud development, especially on how the puzzle pieces work together and the challanges of microservices (e.G. transactions and eventual consistency). Maybe even a little section on protobufs for microservice communication etc. Like a "bigger" project that covers more then just the basic "this are 2 microservices that don't actually do anything and have no data storage and wont actually help you" you see so much on the internet". PPS: Your Playlist / Go Class is missing Video number "13", but maybe this was deliberately ^^ All in all I can just say thank you again for the content you put out already and I am eagerly awaiting the Web-Series and maybe others that will follow. Keep up the great work!
Oh and I just got to your go-resources repo and saw there is a section on microservices. I guess I will just have to go through everything in this repo (with the apple-marker first ^^). This repo is like a god-sent for me :)
By far the most useful course I’ve found anywhere. Thank you so much for combining the textbook stuff about the language with advice on building quality Go applications and quality software in general.
what a great course. I'fve just finished this and wanted to say thank you so muchh. Waiting your new courses/videos. And I know you have health problems. I hope you are okay. Get well soon🙏
Thank you Matt for this awesome class. It's better than some of the paid classes I've taken on Udemy. I recommend this class to everyone trying to learn Go. I've also taken time to click on the thumbs-up for every single video here.
Matt you are awesome, thank you a lot for sharing your precious knowledge with us few. I will make treasure of your teachings, both technical and not. I can't wait the days where I'll be actually able to mentor somebody as well as you and some other people i have had the pleasure to work with did.
Hi Matt, I just wanted to say that I absolutely loved your class. I have never taken a programming language class that was so well put together and thoughtful. It was such a delight. Thank you so much!
The course was super, great thanks! * “...from software perspective, build just simple what you need enough to make it work and add complexity, add abstractions only when they are necessary.” * “The most valuable thing you can do is develop yourself, never stop learning." * “... not practicing the skills you learn, but continuing to develop new skills and technologies.” Matt H.
hi matt it's my second round on this series. are you planning to do new series you mentioned in this video. especially looking forward to database with go tutorial.
Hi Matt. I'm binge watching all your stuff, you are amazing. I just have one question/request: Are you planning to do any videos on http.Client ? I'm trying to build a client application that uses custom http.Client, and struggling on doing it without making things very complicated. If not, can you suggest good resources on this material? I found one good example repo on this: github.com/digitalocean/godo but trying to replicate this design seems to be an overkill for an API client that i'm trying to build. I've read in a lot of places to always create custom http.Client, since by default http package uses http.DefaultClient, however i haven't found a decent tutorial/resource that goes into details. Thank you for all that you have done! Please keep making these videos!!!!!!
I will be adding some stuff like that Meanwhile, using a custom client can be as simple as: client := http.Client{Timeout: 10*time.Second} req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, url, nil) resp, err := client.Do(req) It really depends on how you want to construct your client object golang.org/pkg/net/http/#Client
just want to say a thank you after completing your series.
i am really grateful that you posted such content for everyone to see and benifit from.
you presented it in a nice and kind way.
Thank you Matt.
Hi Matt, I wanted to say thank you for taking the time to put these videos together. Your combination of knowledge and teaching ability is surpassed by none. Very few sources of information leave me content that I have truly learned the best of whatever domain I'm diving into. I found you after searching through troves of repetitive, surface level information which the algorithm is convinced that people want. Hopefully it gets its act together and promotes your lessons to others more readily in the future. I read in some previous video comments about your recent troubles - I hope all is well soon. Know that if you did decide to teach us more (referencing this video and your planned api/database/testing videos) they'd be well received here! Once again, thank you. You have made me a better software engineer than I was before.
Waiting patiently for the new course 😊😃
Looking forward to new courses matt. thank you for your course...
All these content is really like a hidden gem. Feel lucky that I found it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Glad you enjoy it!
Hey Matt,
I've been watching this series for the past 2-3 months to make sure I absorb all the knowledge. I'm highly blessed to find such high-quality content. I agree with others that I find a hidden treasure on YT.
I'll always want to learn from you. I not only learned GO but how to build software and how to be a better Software Engineer.
Folks that are starting their career must have a guru like you. With your experience and level of expertise, people watching this series are blessed.
HUGE THANK YOU FOR GIVING US THIS KNOWLEDGE 🙏🙏🙏
Matt, thank you for this amazing course. I really enjoyed your teaching style and the course content. I'm recommending this to whoever asking for a resource to learn go. It was was really generous of you to share programming culture and philosophy that you've gathered over the years. Looking forward to see new content already. Meanwhile, I'm probably going to watch the series again.
Waiting forward for new content. This the best Go tutorial series I've watched. Including payed ones. You're doing a great thing.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you Matt. Not only was this the best Intro To Go playlist I could find on the web, it went a step further and made me a better programmer in general. I might even say it went yet another step further and helped to reignite my passion for developing. So many tutorials out there seem to either be superficial, or they jump into too much complexity without adequate explanation. Your lessons didn't shy away from going in-depth but also provided enough handholding to keep me moving forward. You are a first rate teacher and I would love to learn more from you in the future.
I learnt so much from this, not just about go, but about software engineer practices, the principles behind them, and the mentality I need to have as a Go developer. This is an amazing course, thank you so much for creating it.
Thank you Matt. This course has been a huge boon in my journey to learning Go (and comp sci / programming/ engineering / architecture).
I greatly appreciate the quality of your Go class, both for content and for the form of presentation. I also want to thank you for making this course available free of charge. Lastly, as somebody who has been developing software on a professional level since the 1980s, it makes me smile to think how you can run circles around so many self-declared programmers I have come to know during the course of my career. The next time I hear that I might supposedly be "too old to fit into a dynamic team", I should point the speaker to your course. 🤓Kudos!
Thank you so much!
After bingeing all your Videos, all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
I never hit the ABO-Button and the Bell so fast in my life before, you taught me a great deal about Go and programming!
Please continue on making Videos or other learning resources for us, you are like a gold mine of information!
I hope your channel grows to unimaginable heights ^^
PS: I would love to see a series on microservices / cloud development, especially on how the puzzle pieces work together and the challanges of microservices (e.G. transactions and eventual consistency). Maybe even a little section on protobufs for microservice communication etc. Like a "bigger" project that covers more then just the basic "this are 2 microservices that don't actually do anything and have no data storage and wont actually help you" you see so much on the internet".
PPS: Your Playlist / Go Class is missing Video number "13", but maybe this was deliberately ^^
All in all I can just say thank you again for the content you put out already and I am eagerly awaiting the Web-Series and maybe others that will follow. Keep up the great work!
Oh and I just got to your go-resources repo and saw there is a section on microservices.
I guess I will just have to go through everything in this repo (with the apple-marker first ^^). This repo is like a god-sent for me :)
Thanks!! I might add #13 eventually, probably on regexp (hah!)
By far the most useful course I’ve found anywhere. Thank you so much for combining the textbook stuff about the language with advice on building quality Go applications and quality software in general.
Thank you a lot for your videos! Your playlist is still one of the most thorough, practical, and clean on TH-cam.
One of the best tutorials out there. I've been a Go developer for 3 years and still have a lot to learn!
Thank you Matt for your free and good course 🙏
Thank you sir it is a pleasure to watch your class
Thank you, this has been really helpful ❤
Hi, Matt. Thanks a lot for making this series. I really appreciate the time and care you put into these videos. Your style is great too.
what a great course. I'fve just finished this and wanted to say thank you so muchh. Waiting your new courses/videos. And I know you have health problems. I hope you are okay. Get well soon🙏
Thanks Matt for nice course, completed it in 5 days
Thank you Matt for this awesome class. It's better than some of the paid classes I've taken on Udemy. I recommend this class to everyone trying to learn Go. I've also taken time to click on the thumbs-up for every single video here.
This probably the most comprehensive go class on the internet!
Keep doing amazing work 🎉
Wow, thanks!
@@mattkdvb5154 Looks forward to see more courses like this one, even on other programming languages or concepts
Your are some of the Go tutorials on the web, free or paid. I hope to see your next series soon. Thanks so much for your hard work!
Matt you are awesome, thank you a lot for sharing your precious knowledge with us few.
I will make treasure of your teachings, both technical and not. I can't wait the days where I'll be actually able to mentor somebody as well as you and some other people i have had the pleasure to work with did.
thank you for the detailed lessons.
Hi Matt,
I just wanted to say that I absolutely loved your class. I have never taken a programming language class that was so well put together and thoughtful. It was such a delight. Thank you so much!
Thank you very much Matt. I appreciate all the work you put into creating this course.
Hay matt, I wanna thank you. You helped me a lot, And I'm waiting to see the upcoming content from you.
THANKS!! 🤍🤍
Your content is super helpful even today. Thank you very much for sharing this valuable content. Hope you all the best and a long healthy life.
The course was super, great thanks!
* “...from software perspective, build just simple what you need enough to make it work and add complexity, add abstractions only when they are necessary.”
* “The most valuable thing you can do is develop yourself, never stop learning."
* “... not practicing the skills you learn, but continuing to develop new skills and technologies.” Matt H.
Awesome tutorial! Enjoyed your lectures, thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us Matt! Hope you are doing well Sir.
Thank you very much Matt. I learned a lot from your lecture.
Sensei
hi matt it's my second round on this series. are you planning to do new series you mentioned in this video. especially looking forward to database with go tutorial.
Hi Matt. I'm binge watching all your stuff, you are amazing.
I just have one question/request:
Are you planning to do any videos on http.Client ? I'm trying to build a client application that uses custom http.Client, and struggling on doing it without making things very complicated.
If not, can you suggest good resources on this material?
I found one good example repo on this: github.com/digitalocean/godo but trying to replicate this design seems to be an overkill for an API client that i'm trying to build.
I've read in a lot of places to always create custom http.Client, since by default http package uses http.DefaultClient, however i haven't found a decent tutorial/resource that goes into details.
Thank you for all that you have done! Please keep making these videos!!!!!!
I will be adding some stuff like that
Meanwhile, using a custom client can be as simple as:
client := http.Client{Timeout: 10*time.Second}
req, err := http.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, url, nil)
resp, err := client.Do(req)
It really depends on how you want to construct your client object
golang.org/pkg/net/http/#Client
Only thing I learnt from this course is that typing in front of the camera is very hard.