justforfunc #28: Basic Benchmarks

you are just so cool man :)

for n=number of int channel
isn't its (n-1) goroutine for mergeRec?

WHERE DID YOU GET THE MARGARET HAMILTON POSTER? I WANT

awesome video, learned so much in one video haha. I just found the channel, love the name.
Keep em coming! :)

Hi can you please make a video on closures in golang.I really don't understand the difference.

Thank you very much, Francesc!

Amazing and useful as always, thank you so much for making this content! I wanted to make a small suggestion however, the audio has too much echo. I was going to suggest you put curtains or foam in the office but that might be difficult and expensive. Then I realized you are actually using a lavalier microphone, so the solution to this echo might be as easy as changing the position of the microphone or changing the configuration of the recorder. Other than that everything is perfect, thank you for teaching me so much, I am forever grateful.

func (b *B) StartTimer()
func (b *B) StopTimer()

Could also be useful to isolate the different merge calls from the channel initialization (asChan).
In your case, as you compare, it doesn't really matter, but in the cases you want absolute measurements, it becomes useful.
It's also so easy to use, that could have been part of this already great video :).

Excellent!
Thank you!

I learned so much about the benchmarks. It's really interesting how you work with VS Code. This series was full of new things for me.

Thank you!

Thank you

Another good video. Always looking forward to next.

I love just for func. It must be in netflix!

wish I was that productive with my tools

Thank you

Awesome video! I've been going through "The Go Programming Language," and I never thought to use []struct to test/bench multiple solutions for one exercise.

Thanks for the video! As usual, great. I'm curious, could you use go generate to make merge work with many types instead of just chan int (eg. chan string, chan struct{})? That would be a really cool video.