I hardly comment on videos, but I have to here. I love your videos. They're easy to follow and a delight to watch. The best was your refactoring video -- I learned a lot there. Any idea when the next one will come around, or if you have more plans for more advanced videos?
great episode! thank you for your amazing work! if you're taking requests for future episodes like this one the context package would be interesting to see
Thank you for posting this! Can you make a video on type interface, finding it bit hard to understand from books and other resources, very limited set of examples available online for this.
JustForFunc: Programming in Go I’m 2 years late here but please do this!!! A video explaining interfaces for dummies to expert level, how to implement them, satisfy them, extend interfaces as you did in this video. Also, as always, I must say this was an amazing video, just a little hard to follow for a novice, at least the final part where you implement the interface. (Which for me was magic)
Thank you for your video! One thing I wonder is about colorValue's String method. It returns "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)" even though c.color is nil. I think it should return "" for more correct information.
Helpful! I also extended your program and added RGBA-HEX converter because it was my plan for a long time to write a rgb-hex (and vice-verse) converter. Hope you don't mind. :)
What kind of audio setup are you using? On the shelf next to the pillow I see unplugged Yeti microphone :) (I have it also btw) which is great piece of hardware not to be used for audio recording.
I hardly comment on videos, but I have to here. I love your videos. They're easy to follow and a delight to watch. The best was your refactoring video -- I learned a lot there. Any idea when the next one will come around, or if you have more plans for more advanced videos?
thanks! I love reading these comments
what do you think of the newest videos? do you have any ideas?
great episode! thank you for your amazing work! if you're taking requests for future episodes like this one the context package would be interesting to see
if we want to use flag.Color how we can add this method ?
Thank you for posting this! Can you make a video on type interface, finding it bit hard to understand from books and other resources, very limited set of examples available online for this.
interface as type? not sure I understand what you mean
Oops! typo.. corrected. Looking for something on interfaces.
JustForFunc: Programming in Go I’m 2 years late here but please do this!!! A video explaining interfaces for dummies to expert level, how to implement them, satisfy them, extend interfaces as you did in this video. Also, as always, I must say this was an amazing video, just a little hard to follow for a novice, at least the final part where you implement the interface. (Which for me was magic)
Thank you for your video! One thing I wonder is about colorValue's String method. It returns "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)" even though c.color is nil. I think it should return "" for more correct information.
Helpful! I also extended your program and added RGBA-HEX converter because it was my plan for a long time to write a rgb-hex (and vice-verse) converter. Hope you don't mind. :)
+Jernej Sila that's awesome! OSS FTW!
Hey I totally need that gopher mascot! Where can I get one?
What kind of audio setup are you using? On the shelf next to the pillow I see unplugged Yeti microphone :) (I have it also btw) which is great piece of hardware not to be used for audio recording.
Are you using a vscode extension to change != into the unicode 'not equal'?
I think that it is not an extension, it is a font with ligatures. Check out here: www.slant.co/topics/5611/~monospace-programming-fonts-with-ligatures
Great video as always!
Once again a great video! :)
Uploaded on Go's birthday, coincidence? I think not :)
Happy birthday, Go!
Happy birthday!!!
What theme are u using for zsh?
robbyrussell with some tweaks
how to do that not equal sign? can Go understand it?
it's just a display artifact called "ligatures" I use Fira Code with ligatures on Visual Studio Code
Thanks, great font. github.com/tonsky/FiraCode
which editor you are using?
code.visualstudio.com/
thanks for the vid! appreciate it.
fyi for all you gophers thinking "ew i've gotta use pointers everywhere" you can do this: play.golang.org/p/3maWpXr5wwQ
0:01-0:09 audio wasn't very good but great episode
thanks! and yeah, had some issues with the mic
I'm still learning!
So you never painted any colours, actually... ;-)
That's silly! Hahahaha
You can see some colors in episode #4 though :-)
ruclips.net/video/MnbMWNR_XZc/видео.html
Which theme do you use on your console ?