Aside the great content, you explain what you do and why you do, and do not expect that the viewer already knows (17:09, you enter the \q command and explains why). This makes a huge difference for beginners. Thank you, and congratulations.
Brother, Your an angel. I was exhausted writing all the sql, preparing the statments and the scanning it was just exhausting. You saved me alot of time. Thanks alot
Great video - this was just the right level for me to start using the library properly - thanks very much. Loved your approach and pace for explaining it all!
tried using it in a CRUD heavy app, it has certain quirks on "case when" statements as well as when using the "sqlc.narg" macro on enum columns. "sqlc.slice" macro is also not wholly compatible where arrays can be passed in postgresql. Apart from that it was adequate per my experience.
@@bugbytes3923 I know that you have many running projects so you're quiet busy. Recently, I've been building a toy project using these tech stacks for learning purpose. If you need an assistant/teammate, feel free to contact me. I'm happy to support you to make the project better
Aside the great content, you explain what you do and why you do, and do not expect that the viewer already knows (17:09, you enter the \q command and explains why). This makes a huge difference for beginners. Thank you, and congratulations.
Thanks a lot, glad to hear that this is helpful! Thanks for the nice comment!
Brother, Your an angel. I was exhausted writing all the sql, preparing the statments and the scanning it was just exhausting. You saved me alot of time. Thanks alot
Awesome - glad to hear it! Thanks a lot for the comment!
Great video - this was just the right level for me to start using the library properly - thanks very much. Loved your approach and pace for explaining it all!
@@TheStuzenz great to hear that, thanks for sharing - I need to make some more Go videos soon!
I'm just learning Go and finding sql tools. This is the video for me. Great content.
Thanks a lot, glad you liked it!
Thanks a lot brother!! The explaination was so simple and detailed it was easy to follow along
Thanks bro! Glad it was helpful.
New gist everyday makes me exploring. Thanks very much
Thanks as always!
very helpful! struggled to understand the documentation. you led me in the right direction. thank you.
Thanks a lot!
Great person, great content.
Thanks a lot!
That's amazing. Thanks for sharing.
No worries, thanks for watching!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
@@mass13982 thanks a lot!
Clear explanation thank you :)
Thanks for commenting, glad to hear it!
Thank you 👍🙏
Thanks for watching!
tried using it in a CRUD heavy app, it has certain quirks on "case when" statements as well as when using the "sqlc.narg" macro on enum columns. "sqlc.slice" macro is also not wholly compatible where arrays can be passed in postgresql. Apart from that it was adequate per my experience.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I’ve not tried sqlc with CASE statements to be honest, so I’ve never experienced that.
@@bugbytes3923 yeah, wanted to do partial updates on some entities. It is aa very nice compiler all in all, tnx for the video
Go Content🎉
Damn im using that already
More Go coming up soon!
Awesome!! Thank You!!
Thanks for watching!
Do you have any intention building big projects using htmx + go + sqlc in the future?
Yes, in this summer I want to release a series on this, but it is still in progress!
@@bugbytes3923 I know that you have many running projects so you're quiet busy. Recently, I've been building a toy project using these tech stacks for learning purpose. If you need an assistant/teammate, feel free to contact me. I'm happy to support you to make the project better
I'd like to see an example getting data from join sql to two structs (without Gorm). Has anyone already tried that?
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Why pq instead of pgx???
5:01 why we don't need that?
would love to see you cover the Ent package for Go as alternative to SQLC !
You don't need frameworks in Go