Hey, Amir! Thank you for your video :). I know this is kind of random but I would really love to see some typed-driven (compile driven development) with Rust. If one day you find some time to do this, that will be incredible. Thanks again :)
Question and maybe future video topic: what is your YT workflow like? What your ratio of time spent is between preparing, recording, and post work, equipment used. Like how we could (if we had a topic) emulate your workflow. Most YTers make coding content that requires watching from a PC with a big monitor, but you have this nice zoom effect on your sourcecode, and talk about the code in specifics (not just saying "this and that"), which really helps those of us who are multitasking on some other thing, or watching on a phone. Thanks.
Hi Amir, cannot find your GitHub repo for this project. Will you make it available later on? On the other hand, I’m also comparing it with the rust version and I see that go is syntax is shorter and a lot of the work is done behind the curtains while with rust is necessary to specify al the steps. Obviously the use of the 2 programming languages depends from the area / project as Rust give you the full control of everything while Go make your life simpler in this sense. Cheers
@@ei5586 I couldn't say it better my friend, I'm gonna post a short audio podcast comparing between both languages and I'll give you my opinion on both. GitHub is set to private, I'll open it to Public 🙂
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Much needed tutorial! The way you teach is sooo soothing and properly paced. Keep up the good work :D
Thank you very much for such kind words 🙂
Tview!! TY for this, all the examples fall short of actually using data (like a web app that had no reaction, they’re just unconnected forms).
You're very welcome, friend
Thanks a lot for this video! Looking forward to more Go stuff ;)
Hey man, I came to youtube to subscribe and thank you for the amazing videos, ill keep watching from RSS. Looking forward for more golang. ❤
@@Alexander-d7s3j Thanks a lot Alex for the support , expect more GO tuts in the future 🙂
Great as always. Great to have now the possibility to compare same app done with both rust and golang. Thank you!
Exactly! Thank you very much friend for your support and feedback !
Been waiting for this. Thank you❤
Happy I was able to deliver, my friend 👋
This guy is incredible!
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Ive been wanting to learn Go!!!!
Awesome, so wait for more Go tutorials and full course on the channel soon
Golang has a very pleasent syntax!
yes it does, and that what i love about it - minimalistic concise and clean.
Hey, Amir!
Thank you for your video :). I know this is kind of random but I would really love to see some typed-driven (compile driven development) with Rust. If one day you find some time to do this, that will be incredible. Thanks again :)
thanks a lot of for your support my friend, and i will do my best to make your request happen on the channel 🙂
Question and maybe future video topic: what is your YT workflow like?
What your ratio of time spent is between preparing, recording, and post work, equipment used. Like how we could (if we had a topic) emulate your workflow. Most YTers make coding content that requires watching from a PC with a big monitor, but you have this nice zoom effect on your sourcecode, and talk about the code in specifics (not just saying "this and that"), which really helps those of us who are multitasking on some other thing, or watching on a phone. Thanks.
Hi there 😊 Sure, no problem 👍
Amazing buddy ❤️ 👏..
@@NarutoUzumaki-x5i3l Thank you 🙏🙂
Also: Atari 1200XL is where I learned to code 😊
@@thisisreallyme3130 we're in the Atari club
Hi Amir, cannot find your GitHub repo for this project. Will you make it available later on? On the other hand, I’m also comparing it with the rust version and I see that go is syntax is shorter and a lot of the work is done behind the curtains while with rust is necessary to specify al the steps. Obviously the use of the 2 programming languages depends from the area / project as Rust give you the full control of everything while Go make your life simpler in this sense. Cheers
@@ei5586 I couldn't say it better my friend, I'm gonna post a short audio podcast comparing between both languages and I'll give you my opinion on both. GitHub is set to private, I'll open it to Public 🙂
@@BekBrace please share the link of the podcast once it will be ready. I’ll looking for it! Cheers
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Good content 👍 subscribed your channel
Thank you
Nice lesson 😁 But that's too much for me, I still haven't learnt Rust and C properly 😅
You can do it!
Excellent stuff, really interested in CLI apps with go/TUI!
Glad to hear 😊 This is TUI not CLI though 🙂
Blank identifier(_) also present in python
yes you're right, it slipped my mind :)
also in typescript and I believe in c# not sure about the last one