Your videos are immensely helpful and of very high quality. I really like the improvisational style. I like both the code review videos and the hacking videos - keep doing more of these :) As long as you have fun doing these, your audience will only grow ;)
Screen recording cut out around 31:20, and we couldn't see your screen until 31:37 (just FYI). Really informative, I love seeing some of the best practices you employ when writing Go code. It was also really great to see some of the capabilities of the Google Cloud services.
Could you elaborate on the use of the context.Context? I know it's needed internally within Google, but what's the use case in general and what would be the use case in a standalone program like the Magic Gate program?
Thank you, great video as usual. You used context in both of your videos for magic gate and it was something totally new to me. A proposal I have would be a project that would use context heavily and would thus allow you to explain it in depth. That would be awesome! Keep up the great work
Check out my friend's [unofficial] Go client for Twilio: github.com/cousine/go-twilio. It's listed over here: www.twilio.com/docs/libraries/community-supported-libraries
A cool idea for something very similar (either REST or gRPC API) would be to explore using the Google NLP as a service. I bet you could do some cool automations via email or text. I've been thinking of how to use this myself :)
Your videos are immensely helpful and of very high quality. I really like the improvisational style. I like both the code review videos and the hacking videos - keep doing more of these :) As long as you have fun doing these, your audience will only grow ;)
Cool stream! I spotted one minor problem at 24:20: the defer res.Body.Close() should come directly after the err check.
Just found out about this channel. This is an amazing well done job. Thanks for your time.
Screen recording cut out around 31:20, and we couldn't see your screen until 31:37 (just FYI).
Really informative, I love seeing some of the best practices you employ when writing Go code. It was also really great to see some of the capabilities of the Google Cloud services.
thanks! 😊
I know the video cuts, unfortunately the only way to fix it is to upload a new version and lose all stats and comments for this one 😶
+JustForFunc fair enough ;)
Could you elaborate on the use of the context.Context? I know it's needed internally within Google, but what's the use case in general and what would be the use case in a standalone program like the Magic Gate program?
Thank you, great video as usual. You used context in both of your videos for magic gate and it was something totally new to me. A proposal I have would be a project that would use context heavily and would thus allow you to explain it in depth. That would be awesome! Keep up the great work
Francesc, your channel is awesome, thank you so much for doing this!!!!!
Check out my friend's [unofficial] Go client for Twilio: github.com/cousine/go-twilio. It's listed over here: www.twilio.com/docs/libraries/community-supported-libraries
Enjoyed these videos thoroughly. Wish my home had a similar setup so I could do it here.
Rock on! This is great content. Thank you. Why am I just finding this? lol
Your videos are extremely informative. Great for a Go newcomer like me. Keep up the great work!
A cool idea for something very similar (either REST or gRPC API) would be to explore using the Google NLP as a service. I bet you could do some cool automations via email or text. I've been thinking of how to use this myself :)
excellent video
Awesome! More please :)
awesome video, very usefull for undestanding and well done. Thanks you
Any person in front of your building could play the « 9 » sound during call and comes in, right?
Could you also do a video on database access? How transactions would work, maybe orm?
I could ... some specific idea of project? It has to be fun though :-)
I don't know if it gets more fun than opening door with voice recognition over phone call :)
I really enjoyed this, thanks for making it.
Why do you in some cases use %v and in others use %s when doing fmt.Errorf of a string ? url is a string
Wow! thanks for doing this Francesc
Loved this. Thanks!
I recorded your catalan sentence for replaying.
See you at home !
What did that mean anyway ?
Great vid! Thanks!
it means twelve judges of a court eat liver from a hanged man
Hey @Fransecs Doing a series on golfing std lib will be great. kinda what Ben is doing but in video form.
Hey, great vid !
Is the code available somewhere ?
Thanks
I'll be open sourcing all the code soon :-)
I looked around to see if the code for this was available anywhere, didn't find it. Were you still thinking of open sourcing it?
I hope that you delete that api key :)
Hah, I did delete yes!