hi Flo, thank you so much, I'm a software engineer from Indonesia. I'm so grateful these channel exists so people overseas like me can learn these advanced programming languages better. you really help people to grow their skills. ❤
Wow, that's so awesome and so kind of you! I really appreciate the support, but this wasn't necessary at all! :) Welcome to the world of Golang and if you have any question, feel free to ask them here or on my Discord.
I appreciate this, at first I watched it but didn't understand very well as I wanted to. After reading the docs, this came in handy to help me understand structs better. Great work, thanks.
Your Go videos are great! Please do more of them! You have amazing teaching style and I like how you mention what is a good practice and what is not, that is quite important for beginners with the language!
@@FloWoelki I tend to get confused about Go and sometimes hate it and leave it because I want to build a CRUD application as fast a possible. Please, can you advise me on the topics to learn first to build one that I can maintain and then read the others later after enjoying my CRUD app. The truth is, of all programming languages docs I have ever read, I appreciate the man who made the Vlang docs. It's simple yet broad enough to get you well on with the language but “The Tour Of Go” is somehow complex. That's why if V had what it takes to be like where Gleam is right now, I would be using V exactly.
@@katungiyassin9947 I don't think that the documentation of building a simple CRUD server is too complex for Golang. Maybe you can take a look at Echo. I think this will help a lot.
That's lovely, thank you! There already is: ruclips.net/video/P7dCWOjRwJA/видео.html it's a 15-minute crash course. If you've got any questions, feel free to ask them :)
What I love about go is that it tries to be as simple as possible, I would really like to work with it, but I know that is not that easier, It is a very niche language.
I get your point! But I think there are a lot of wonderful use cases for Golang. Docker and Kubernetes were written in Golang, and there are many microservices out there that leverage Golang.
What I didn’t realize with tags right away is that you can add more than one and for many use cases like html form parsing, xml as well as json with a single tag.
for a beginner in golang this is the video about structs I did not want to see . You really made it difficult... honest feedback, sorry. Maybe later it will be a valuable video, but now it is more for people who already understand well pointers and structs and this gives a little extra tricks.
Tbh i get your point but I’ll advice you to read a book about Golang or watch a crash course and master pointers, interface and struct and you’ll start understanding these things.
@@FloWoelki Thanks. That one was okay. But still - in that video also you presume that the viewer knows other languages and how many things and logic works. So again, a beginner will not be in a good place to start with this, you skip many important things that a beginner should understand. So it is too overwhelming, for a beginner. It looks more like a tutorial for someone who is okay in another language and just wants to know how the same basic things work in golang. If a viewer comes with no knowledge, he will not understand much.
@@ValmisFilm I get your point. However, I think that really basic tutorials are not 100% necessary because there are so many tutorials out there. What do you think? I can also create beginner tutorials.
@@FloWoelki well, that was what I was looking for :D the beginners tutorial. I have looked for good one, but hard to find it... You explain well. Maybe you should consider making one good beginner tutorial on Golang?
@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 I definitely agree because the target group is much more niche. But overall, I still want to make videos about Rust and Go. And there are obviously channels which do a lot more than that :D
@@danielriedl1419 you can disagree, but his channel will atrophy. your disagreement doesn't change reality.. im trying to help him because his channel is really good and i want it to grow.
hi Flo, thank you so much, I'm a software engineer from Indonesia. I'm so grateful these channel exists so people overseas like me can learn these advanced programming languages better. you really help people to grow their skills. ❤
Wow, that's so awesome and so kind of you! I really appreciate the support, but this wasn't necessary at all! :)
Welcome to the world of Golang and if you have any question, feel free to ask them here or on my Discord.
Honestly dude, this explanation rocks! Thank you!
Thank you for watching :)
I appreciate this, at first I watched it but didn't understand very well as I wanted to. After reading the docs, this came in handy to help me understand structs better. Great work, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Your Go videos are great! Please do more of them! You have amazing teaching style and I like how you mention what is a good practice and what is not, that is quite important for beginners with the language!
Thank you so much for the feedback! I'll try my best to deliver more videos about Golang :)
@@FloWoelki I tend to get confused about Go and sometimes hate it and leave it because I want to build a CRUD application as fast a possible. Please, can you advise me on the topics to learn first to build one that I can maintain and then read the others later after enjoying my CRUD app. The truth is, of all programming languages docs I have ever read, I appreciate the man who made the Vlang docs. It's simple yet broad enough to get you well on with the language but “The Tour Of Go” is somehow complex. That's why if V had what it takes to be like where Gleam is right now, I would be using V exactly.
@@katungiyassin9947 I don't think that the documentation of building a simple CRUD server is too complex for Golang. Maybe you can take a look at Echo. I think this will help a lot.
your deep dives under the hood are awesome
Thank you man :)
awesome vid, super easy to understand, thank you
So glad it helped!
Thank you for this awesome video! It helped me a lot to understand structs better.
Thank you so much for watching and it's wonderful that you got value out of it :)
clear and concise bro, i'm new to golang and understands your videos easily, maybe you should make a complete tutorial for beginner wink wink
That's lovely, thank you!
There already is: ruclips.net/video/P7dCWOjRwJA/видео.html it's a 15-minute crash course. If you've got any questions, feel free to ask them :)
Thank you for this very useful video!
@@higiniofuentes2551 Thank you as well for watching! :)
What I love about go is that it tries to be as simple as possible, I would really like to work with it, but I know that is not that easier, It is a very niche language.
I get your point! But I think there are a lot of wonderful use cases for Golang. Docker and Kubernetes were written in Golang, and there are many microservices out there that leverage Golang.
What I didn’t realize with tags right away is that you can add more than one and for many use cases like html form parsing, xml as well as json with a single tag.
What font are you using mentor?
Haha thanks for calling me mentor :D I am using the Monaspace font.
@@FloWoelki ok thanks I only used Radon from Monaspace because it looked as rubbish similar to my handwriting. I am gonna try that one.
How do you handle sequential file with fixed length records and fixed length fields?
How I can fill and retrieve 2 or more addressees for 1 employee?
Thank you!
Short and simple
Thank you :)
thanks really helpful
Glad to hear that!
Thamks.
I am glad you have liked it :)
for a beginner in golang this is the video about structs I did not want to see . You really made it difficult... honest feedback, sorry. Maybe later it will be a valuable video, but now it is more for people who already understand well pointers and structs and this gives a little extra tricks.
I appreciate the feedback! If you are a beginner, I recommend watching the 15-minute crash course I did; maybe that clarifies some things?
Tbh i get your point but I’ll advice you to read a book about Golang or watch a crash course and master pointers, interface and struct and you’ll start understanding these things.
@@FloWoelki Thanks. That one was okay. But still - in that video also you presume that the viewer knows other languages and how many things and logic works. So again, a beginner will not be in a good place to start with this, you skip many important things that a beginner should understand. So it is too overwhelming, for a beginner. It looks more like a tutorial for someone who is okay in another language and just wants to know how the same basic things work in golang. If a viewer comes with no knowledge, he will not understand much.
@@ValmisFilm I get your point. However, I think that really basic tutorials are not 100% necessary because there are so many tutorials out there. What do you think? I can also create beginner tutorials.
@@FloWoelki well, that was what I was looking for :D the beginners tutorial. I have looked for good one, but hard to find it... You explain well. Maybe you should consider making one good beginner tutorial on Golang?
stick to go or rust. dont mix stuff on your channel.
Thank you for the feedback. Well, I don't know yet what videos to stick with. I'll try to see what the community likes and then go with that :)
@@FloWoelki yes that will help your channel grow. if you want to keep doing both, just create two channels.
@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 I definitely agree because the target group is much more niche. But overall, I still want to make videos about Rust and Go. And there are obviously channels which do a lot more than that :D
I disagree just make the videos you are happy with. I'll watch the Go ones and ignore the rust ones ❤
@@danielriedl1419 you can disagree, but his channel will atrophy. your disagreement doesn't change reality.. im trying to help him because his channel is really good and i want it to grow.