time to learn go? here's how

Just one thing: can I ask a question?

not to a file. To a DB (and get it back, lol). Now you are like IDDQD.

This is such a informative videos , please make more such videos and also related to landing a job or internship in go and projects

Getting back into go, love this! 🎉

Well done. It's very pleasant to see the girl who is interested in compiled language(rare species). About my story, I just tried to do stuff. With or without knowledge just wanted to make this damn thing work. Cipher tool in C, UI files downloader in Java, social network player that stoles user login and passwords in C#. The last thing was actually useful once. I decided to punish the guy from the dormitory who was ddossing local network for fun. With my help he confessed he is gay on his page)

I couldn't sleep thinking about why the Refactor one was blue, I mean, "Red, Green.. Refactor 🥶" I mean, WHY.. it doesn't make any sense, if I would've want one to be Refactor it should be a well-suited color for it like, YELLOW 🥴 because, because it express the clarity the code craves very deep inside of it, but then I thought: "well, maybe the color has to do anything with taking a mope and cleaning the floor because water on a surface represents thee 🥴.. the purity tha comes from getting rid of the bad germs that could infect the prg.. the prorg.. the program but then I thought: 'NO, WAIT.. but why is one of them making cakes (it has to do with cmake?) while the third one is just standing there thinking about a little cupcake and WAIT.. is that the half corpse of a mini cupcake on the floor over there??, I mean, have they already eaten cakes, without any cakes yet prepared?? 🤯'. But in any case, RGB makes sense and WAIT.. where is the 'A'??? 😱". So, in the end, I just passed out and now, here you have me learning Go just to know what will happen 😊

thank you so much for this! This was precise and to the point (and great for a beginner like me to not get lost in other countless resources).

Never go! Learn c.

I haven't had the time to learn Go yet. Only spent a few hours playing with it. But it seems like a cool language.

In neovim I have everything everything everything

I started learning go with "The Go Programming language" book. It is more in depth. It taught me many new things and how things works under the hood.

Definitely not recommended if you are go is your first language.

ur a cutie pie! <3

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HOT TAKE: for beginners, no need to "unit testing". Just go(:P) and write code.

PS: it would be better if its a project based. But for new beginners, even deciding the project could be overwhelming. So maybe Advent of Code or just doing the leetcode could be good start.

What colorscheme are you using in the screenshots?

You give me Ana de Armas vibes for some reason 🙂Great content, easy going and informative.

Best way to learn is to do “a tour of go”. This is the best resource by far to get your feet wet. After that build something small, like a web server

Learned Go cause I wanted a better and faster backend lang over Python, best choice, especially when the other choice is Rust

I've been learning Rust, coming from C/C++, and Go seems like such a nice language! So many languages feel so "samey", but Rust and Go seem very distinct, and like very obvious choices to learn depending on your needs.

Let’s gooooooo! Been learning go the last couple days.

New house? Very Charming!

All great advice. I love that advice from Go devs is always pretty consistent.

I actually just signed up for boot dot dev which is a backend course that ends with learning go

Love this video so much. Was it filmed on an iPhone using cinematic mode?

Rust > Go

qq: Have you tried Rust

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I learn Go about 9 years ago, because a teacher told me and my team to take a look at it to get inspired to solve a problem in our project that needed concurrency… we were in first year of programing school! So I learn Go and I did absolutely not understand why it was great at concurrency since I had no programming background at the time 😅
Nowadays, when I want to learn a language I use Exercism (great platform, TDD-based exercises with tests already written), but I can’t remember if I learned Go with it.

Yup, also did go for a couple of years, now onto rust… so far I like it loads more and wish I’d tried it earlier!

I jumped into Go for the first time for Advent of Code this year. After a week, I already felt like I'd been writing Go for years. Truly a testament to the amazing community and documentation that this language has.

How I'm trying to learn is to contrast it with python and C, as those are the languages I know, it really helps to get an idea of the unique language features go provides. Thanks for the tips!

With such a teacher I would learn any language in the programming world, even Fortran 😂

Started go last 2 weeks and built a web socket yesterday with Crud in iris .. Dockerized it today and want to include some Kubernetes this weekend. The reason I like go is the go routines and to be honest its much simplier than rust.. I am learning in real time as I am building a Saas for education

I’ve trying to learn to for a while. With some gRPC on the side hehe. What I miss the most is some null safety. Even c++ has optionals, why not you Go :(

I Don't know if i should opt for Go cause the syntax in large code bases scares me xd but yeah your video gives me the motivation!

I love you

Did a FEM course on Go over the holidays. I always paused before the live coding, to try out what I learned in the lecture. To my surprise, when I resumed, a lot of what I attempted lined up or even surpassed the live coding (follow along/demonstration) segments. I think I've found a pretty effective way to learn in those "courses" format.

go by examples is pretty cool way to learn go fundamentals too...

Hello. I'm interested in native windows GUI app / 3d games development. What does Go offer in these areas?

I'm coming from Django. Any replacement must be able to implement auth, DB, admin etc.
How best do we learn Go to replace more complex builds

As someone learning to code would you recommend Go or should I stay with learning Python as a first language?

Got started in neovim following your channel, would you say that your Twitch helped you in getting hired?

Anyone recommending the book “The Go Programming Language” ?

I have been coding since almost 3 years now and learned about 7 languages just jumping from language to language until one really clicked with me. It's great as you learn so many different approaches to problems. Already working as a dev and recently finished a old Vue.js project of mine.
My new task is to create a truck coordination system for about 40 ramps, e.g. what load is prepared at which ramp, what sales/purchase order is tied to the specific load. Planning that one with SSR Go that collects data with some OData Service and just sends HTML templates to the scanners of our warehouse employees. So glad I can chose whatever tech I wanna learn for these kinda projects at work. Go is so fun.

linter is always a good choice but, I feel you should switch on linter after some time. You should make mistakes to learn faster

I’m actually currently reading Jon Bodner’s book

I am really looking forward learning Go, and I didn't knew the things you shared here, thanks for the information.

Pokemon go??? Pokemon rust!!!