Do you have a video on how to write unit tests for such API calls where you are using a sendRequests function to send the request? Great video btw - thanks.
Great tutorial. Just one request for your next video, could you please turn on word wrap when working through code samples? While users can of course rewind to try and follow along on a line when you were typing it previously, it can be difficult to tell what is on longer lines due to the right side being cut off during your presentation. I know not everyone likes having word wrap on, but without the ability to scroll the screen right from our side, we have to skip back and forth during the video sometimes and being able to see what is on the entire line via word wrap can help minimize that. Thanks!
Is this baseURL working??? Because I went to test the video, but different from the successful result of the video, mine gave an error and I tried to review the project code, but it continues to give an error.
Not sure how to do this on GH pages, but you can export godoc to html by using "godoc -html", and then I guess you can configure gh pages to use this html file.
Hi Alex. Enjoyed the video. At 11.43 rather than first create a request with a background content and using WithContext it woud be simpler to have called http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, ... ) on line 46. WithContext will clone the request which is less efficient and more code.
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Some most excellent software engineering powers on display here! I'm still learning Go so I'll be returning to this vid a few times.
How is it going brother
an excellent sample http client video, thank you so much
Beautifully explained
Thank You so much for your videos; very practical content
Do you have a video on how to write unit tests for such API calls where you are using a sendRequests function to send the request?
Great video btw - thanks.
Finally!!!!!! Thanks so much
thank you, this helped me immensely
Great tutorial. Just one request for your next video, could you please turn on word wrap when working through code samples? While users can of course rewind to try and follow along on a line when you were typing it previously, it can be difficult to tell what is on longer lines due to the right side being cut off during your presentation. I know not everyone likes having word wrap on, but without the ability to scroll the screen right from our side, we have to skip back and forth during the video sometimes and being able to see what is on the entire line via word wrap can help minimize that. Thanks!
Makes sense, I think I should make sure there are no long lines in the videos
Where will I found this Facest documentation?
It doesn't exist anymore, I am sorry. But I restored the client so you can have a look - github.com/facest/facest-go
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can you start uploading again?
Sure, will try to do one more this weekend
Good Job. You explained not "how" by "why"
Seems you have problem with “r” button in the keyboard:)
Nice content, thanks!
Thanks! My hands were cold :)
which vscode extensions have you used ?
I don’t think I used many. I used Go Plus for sure
Is this baseURL working??? Because I went to test the video, but different from the successful result of the video, mine gave an error and I tried to review the project code, but it continues to give an error.
baseURL is not working anymore, but I restored the client so you can have a look - github.com/facest/facest-go
Good content ! 5*. Also do you know how to create godoc and host them in GitHub pages?
Not sure how to do this on GH pages, but you can export godoc to html by using "godoc -html", and then I guess you can configure gh pages to use this html file.
anyone else getting "undefined: NewClient" when running the integration test?
Git page is responding with 404.
I restored the client so you can have a look - github.com/facest/facest-go
Wow.....
like
I mean great tutorial but I can't help to think that's a lot of code for such a simple task!
I mean... we spent like 10-20 mins writing only.
@@packagemain you must be good at touch typing :)
Hi Alex. Enjoyed the video. At 11.43 rather than first create a request with a background content and using WithContext it woud be simpler to have called http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, ... ) on line 46. WithContext will clone the request which is less efficient and more code.