Before watching till the end I know I will learn more from this video I like your way of explaining things Thank you for putting time and effort to make a high-value video about Go.
This is the video that I kept saying "Wtf is he doing? Wtf am I doing?". I literally didn't know a thing about websocket, I didn't know Golang can return 2 values at the same time. I'm still clueless but I'm figuring how to show all the current users in the group chat. Thank you for this awesome video. Cheers!!!
Hi Tiago, I have been watching your content for a month and what makes me love with your content are the font and theme you use. Could you tell me which font and theme you use?
Thanks for the great video! I just had a question. How would we implement different rooms that clients can join and only receive messages from users in the same room?
You would store the connections as a map or an array where each key could be a room. I've wrote something like that a couple years ago: github.com/sikozonpc/videos2gether/blob/master/services/server/streaming/hub/hub.go#L28
Greate Video! I have a question, if we want to save the data in DB, at which point we have to store it in DB? Do we have do it in client readPump or else where ? I am bit confused, can you give your insite on it.
man, you're just speed typing through the whole thing :)) take some time to explain the reasoning behind, explain the rationale on how you arrived at the decision to write a specific line of code. just saying "i'm creating here a channel" and then proceeding to create a channel, is not very helpful tutorial. that is, if you want to teach us how to think about code, rather than copy pasting code that magically works
@@TiagoTaquelim I am new to GO and I did my best to follow up to 22min and got overwhelmed because you did not explain each piece and why you are doing it, so I got lost at the end and unfortunately I have to look for another video explaining this same subject on a simpler way. Thank you for sharing though.
Before watching till the end I know I will learn more from this video
I like your way of explaining things
Thank you for putting time and effort to make a high-value video about Go.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I'm glad you like them!
This is the video that I kept saying "Wtf is he doing? Wtf am I doing?". I literally didn't know a thing about websocket, I didn't know Golang can return 2 values at the same time.
I'm still clueless but I'm figuring how to show all the current users in the group chat.
Thank you for this awesome video. Cheers!!!
Very interesting project. HTMX is cool.
Hey Tiago, i have found your channel today thanks for making awesome stuff in public.
Thanks Prashant 💪!
Thanks Tiago, I just cloned your repo and tried it.
Great content 🔥
Thanks! 🔥
Hi Tiago, I have been watching your content for a month and what makes me love with your content are the font and theme you use. Could you tell me which font and theme you use?
Thank you! The font is either "Menlo" or the JetBrains font. The theme is "Gruvebox".
@@TiagoTaquelim Thank you, it would be nice if you create a paid course on udemy. The way you explain is very easy to understand
@@gustionusamba90 I'm creating something even better, but details are to come in the future!
@@TiagoTaquelim That sounds great. I can't wait
that is amazing!!! so pretty cool! - Do you can did using react js with golang ?
It's possible sure!
Thanks for the great video! I just had a question. How would we implement different rooms that clients can join and only receive messages from users in the same room?
You would store the connections as a map or an array where each key could be a room.
I've wrote something like that a couple years ago: github.com/sikozonpc/videos2gether/blob/master/services/server/streaming/hub/hub.go#L28
Greate Video! I have a question, if we want to save the data in DB, at which point we have to store it in DB?
Do we have do it in client readPump or else where ? I am bit confused, can you give your insite on it.
hey man great video! what's that vscode theme?
Thank you! It's called gruvbox.
what is your vscode theme?
Gruvebox
This tutorial was hard to understand
man, you're just speed typing through the whole thing :)) take some time to explain the reasoning behind, explain the rationale on how you arrived at the decision to write a specific line of code. just saying "i'm creating here a channel" and then proceeding to create a channel, is not very helpful tutorial. that is, if you want to teach us how to think about code, rather than copy pasting code that magically works
Thanks for the feedback.
Ye that's something I've improved on the most recent videos.
@@TiagoTaquelim I am new to GO and I did my best to follow up to 22min and got overwhelmed because you did not explain each piece and why you are doing it, so I got lost at the end and unfortunately I have to look for another video explaining this same subject on a simpler way. Thank you for sharing though.
Hey @@simomed5002 , yup I've learned that lesson and improved. But thank you for the feedback tho!
Good luck 💪