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I'm learning Go coming from a C# background, and I found this really helpful. Thanks!

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I think I'm missing something. In the Authorize function, you're reading the username from the request. But when making the request you're not passing the username (or maybe you are), but we never really expect the username in every request... what's the logic there?

Is this AI? You pronounce bcrypt as BYEcrypt, im thinking that's a typo to the TTS

Random banner coming randomly is annoying and distraction

At 46:54, the execution speed is constant in dbCall() because all the execution happens at one core but in the count() function the cpu has to use all of this core, increasing performance and speed? I couldn't understand that section properly!

actually on timestamp 33:43, the print in the console is incorrect, 15*25 = 375 not 119. this is because uint8 cannt hold value higher than 256, and 256 + 119 is 375 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

thanks a lot ur topics helped me complete a long course in no time. : ) just magical experience

Best introduction to a language ever. I hate how normally it's presented like this is your first lang and you don't understand any concepts and are an idiot. Telling people who didn't get mutex to go rewatch it, I LOVE IT!

Im planning to switch(just for my side projects) from node.js/TS to golang and I have to say this is by far the best tutorial I came out to so far. No bs straight to the point. Will start building stuff right after that. You've earned a new subscriber.

the api part is kinda tough i was breezing the other parts sadge

Man this is great. After 4 years of programming I really don't want a course that covers what variables are lmao. Great content for experienced people who just want to learn a new language. Thank you

38:56 One of the best and funniest segways I've seen

7:44 lol i dont understand why it doesnt throw an error when you do this

So I'm guessing for something like rate limiting middleware will also be the way to go?

how about representation number 14.15???

It feels kind of like a mix between C++ and C#.

nice video very good sir

What mic do you use, you voice is crystal clear.

format the freaking code lol

I've been exploring it but didn't have a clear understanding of its real-world applications. Thanks, that was very helpful.

i found kind of bug maybe it cames after upgrade of Go version. on 22:50 you specified var intSlice3 []int32 = make(int32[], 3, 8) but gives error which intellicence corrects is to var intSlice3 []int32 = make([]int32, 3, 8) after make you should open [ ] tags before int type rather than afterwards.

"You can't add an integer and a string" it's funny how javascript turned this statement not obvious

Great video Alex! Very much appreciated 🙇

Super helpful. At 1:05:35, Claude AI is telling me there are a couple of problems. 'database' variable is already a pointer, so the '&' on return is invalid. Additionally, pointers to interfaces are a bad practice, apparently. Interfaces already have a pointer to the underlying implementation, so there's normally no purpose to creating a pointer to them. Structs are a different matter...

Which directory is main.go supposed to reside in? probs the root directory?? right

This is a compact course for Go. The frequent use of pointers and "high-speed" coding make it difficult to follow. Pointer should be explained in the code. Why did you use it. Without it, can you accomplish the same results? Why or Why not. I would not recommend to people who want to learn go, even for experienced programmers. Thanks.

The best tutorial I ever saw for a programming language. Other youtubers would have explained the same topics in many hours. Need a similar 1hr tutorial for Rust.

I'm so glad when channels like this one randomly show up on my recommended. Instant sub from me. Fantastic explanation!

I didn't watch it yet, but I know it will help.

My favourite golang youtube resourse. I tend to rewatch your videos every other month🎉🎉

Great explanation. Keep em coming

Just the type of tutorial I wanted.something fast paced and short. Just one comment though the api building section is way goes on for way too long without us running code..I feel like we could have built the api in steps and then run it as we continue

Man, how can you write code like that... This is a horrible way

Exactly what I was looking for, everything I was finding was too slow.

more python plssss

It took me days to take all the notes that I wanted from this content, Thank you, great video

amazing content!

great content just at the right time

Go lost me at runes

I'm working on a python project. Thanks for the content!

Amazing. The most comprehensive tutorial and explanation of dataclass I’ve ever seen!

22:57 Line 18 is incorrect. // correct one var intSlice3 []int32 = make([]int32, 3, 8) // incorrect one var intSlice3 []int32 = make(int32[], 3, 8)

my god this is wut I need to go from php to go thx dude just found ur channel

this is perfect tutorial

Thanks for the crash course! Note: I think there is a typo at 23:10, I was following along and the make function says it takes int32[] and I had an error until I swapped to []int32 like the variable definition

Argon2 use instead bcrypt it better? For hashed password