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Looking the same on all platform is not a functionality, it's a bad policy that is embraced by web industry. It's against diversity and user's freedom.

Hey bro, Can I order User by the below conditions: - All users who were born in 1995 will show first. - Then all users will be sorted by name asc.

audio starts at 6:35

Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kqxqI-cKuuRipX1MjSKzYTuIG-CmhCNazfxbynZYtbE/edit?usp=sharing

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audio is amazing

I just compiled it an run it on original hardware. AWESOME WORK!!!!!!!

any link for slide?

golang это любовь с первого взгляда)

Thanks for this navendu.....Just what i was looking for, tho i tried contacting you but in no avail.

I find it really hard to visualize the different generation layers and how they’re customizing different parts of it. catalystsquad/protoc-gen-go-gorm seems written for folks who already know what they’re doing. An example “hello world project” demonstrating proto gen, fake tests, gorm integration, and customization, or even a diagram or two would be super helpful.

GORM has some crazy footgun that changes IDs and it’s not in the docs and you eventually found a workaround but you don’t mention how we can avoid it in the talk? How am I supposed to use GORM without knowing about this?

Interesting talk but horrible quality :(

The volume is super low and I cannot make out anything even with max volume.

Great talk, for real!

what a shame, i cant hear you well

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41:41 "This is not a talk about how to not be stupid" 😂😂😂

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What a fantastic talk, TY! Tinygo is mazing, and retro/embedded systems are this whole other awesome thing... and by covering both there's like this perfect overlap for a certain audience. Cheers

what a total waste of screen space. talking about graphical applications and then wasting 3/4 of the screen with a video. ridiculous

Fantastic idea, but when will it be halfway as feature rich and mature as flutter ? Right now it seems pretty risky to use this for an intricate and beautiful GUI app ? I sure hope this or something like it catches on, because a golang GUI that runs on all mobile and major desktop platforms would kick! (One final concern, imagine your go app needs to call ios or android specific functions for an app, maybe the library support for these kind of things in the go ecosystem may not be very well developed yet)

Thanks for inviting me to speak to your group.

LLMs are showing us how much of our world is powered by language. Fascinating

Hello, It's an awesome video but the quality is poor. Can you do something about it? Thank you

Can anyone share the repo?

Very good. This is exactly what I was looking for. Keep it up!

Oooh! I'm excited for this!

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Thank you a lot

Nice presentation. But please you are wasting 50% of my screen with that blue boarder. On a iPhone 12 it’s hard to see.

just to confirm something at 33:58 and correct me if I'm wrong a rune can take up to 4 bytes since it's just an alias to int32

Thanks for the helpful and informative video!

empty room, 360p. honey i'm home.

The examples that should show the full potential of the framework look week to say the least. I mean every video on youtube I found about gui in go was abaut fyne and I never seen even halfway decent gui anywhere. Just look how java swing themes are looking it's like Rolls-Royce of the gui

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Super cool to see! thanks for putting this on!

Overall session was good.

The lady's words at 37:47? lol.

Excellent, looking forward to using streams soon. Love this system! I'd love to see a presentation on the inner workings of nats streams.

Absolutely beautiful.

Great to hear these golden tips based on the real life examples. We have been programming for years now. Expressiveness, small functions are natural tenet of programs one will love to read even after years of coding. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

very explanatory video

Brilliant thanks 👏

The discussion was great. Very funny.

Thank you for this talk!

Thank you for this. I enjoyed it very much. I am new to Bazel and go, now I understood everything.

Super cool work - I'm going over the docs, and it looks like an awesome project. 😊

I'm super impressed. This was informative and I should have come.