8 months ago i started learning Golang from your videos. Till now i have worked on 3 separate projects. The journey has been awesome. Looking forward for more advanced videos. Thanks alot!
stumbled upon your channel recently and I've got to say, this channel is the best for learning Go by making projects. Thanks for making these videos :)
This is awesome, thanks for sharing and your go videos are very helpful for a beginner. QQ: I like how you started the story with a tool, which tool is that? I wish I can demo project in my company similarly
really enjoyed the story way of explanation, finally... my wish has been granted..., another small request to make, wanted to see a production level project with kafka..., may be a small ecommerse backend... 😁😁
Hello there. I followed your tutorial on how to create api using golang and mysql database but when I attempted to use postgresql, I'm unable to save the updated struct though the rest of the endpoints are working properly. If there is a way to share my code with you so as you can review the code and correct me where I might be making mistake . Please help me on how to send the code to you.
Yeah by the help of chat_GPT , I made all required changes in config,main and models folder but when I run the server and try to save the updated changes, I get an error that the table is being specified more than once.
Hi bro right now I am working as .Net Developer and myself planning to shift my career from .Net to Golang and I have covered the basics and some of advance topics and I use to follow your videos for the projects in Golang. Whether is it good decision to change from .Net to Golang.
hey bro, it's all about how much money you make and how much you want to make. if you're making very good money doing .net - then stick with that. if you think you'll make more with GO - do that. also, i genuinely love GO, money or no money, it's just a really cool language, so if you just want to learn it, that's cool too.
@@AkhilSharmaTech Yes bro apart from money making I started to learn go lang in my personal interest and I hope it will have good future ahead. And following your videos gives us enough confidence to grow much further. Keep rocking bro 👍 and thank you for your kind reply to comments.
No bro, that's why it's not part of this 54 projects playlist. I've put the entire code for the microservices project onto my GitHub, please check. It's very difficult to teach the entire project, but I'm trying to find a way
consumer, err := worker.ConsumePartition(topic, 0, sarama.OffsetOldest) when I restart my server, it resend same data as before, should this not be sarama.OffsetNewest ?? not sure
Yes, it should be Newest if you want to consume only the new records. Oldest if you want to replay all the records. Also, it will read only from partition 0 with that code :)
8 months ago i started learning Golang from your videos. Till now i have worked on 3 separate projects. The journey has been awesome.
Looking forward for more advanced videos.
Thanks alot!
Awesome, thank you so much for watching bro 😄
Great presentation! Thank you for spending so much time on it
This channel is goldmine for Golang❤
Thank you so much. Also for rust bro
delusion
Awesome, what tool are you using for the diagrams?
stumbled upon your channel recently and I've got to say, this channel is the best for learning Go by making projects. Thanks for making these videos :)
thank you so much for watching bro
Hii @Akhil Do have any idea about realtime data streaming using kafka and distributing the data using websockets
This is awesome, thanks for sharing and your go videos are very helpful for a beginner. QQ: I like how you started the story with a tool, which tool is that? I wish I can demo project in my company similarly
Awesome I’m learning EDA with rabbitMq was hoping to use the knowledge to learn implement Kafka. Glad you recreated this this video 😊
I'm also creating a video on rabbit mq bro
@@AkhilSharmaTech really waiting for it
@@olivebishop3794 was writing the code for the project to show in the video
really enjoyed the story way of explanation, finally... my wish has been granted..., another small request to make, wanted to see a production level project with kafka..., may be a small ecommerse backend... 😁😁
yes bro, NOW i can teach proper microservices projects. i couldn't do that before because i hadn't explained basics of kafka
realy good teaching. thank you
thank you for watching bro
can we use the grpc golang service as a producer and consumer here?
Thankyou Sir . As always amazing video and explanation .
Thank you so much for the kind comment bro
Akhil Bhai you are awesome learned a lot from your go lang tutorials
Thank you so much for watching bro 🫡🫡
Make a Playlist for learn go with the proper understanding of real world projects by your videos only.
From crawling indexing a website to showing
Thanks your videos are very helpful.
Thank you from Azerbaijan
Hello there.
I followed your tutorial on how to create api using golang and mysql database but when I attempted to use postgresql, I'm unable to save the updated struct though the rest of the endpoints are working properly.
If there is a way to share my code with you so as you can review the code and correct me where I might be making mistake .
Please help me on how to send the code to you.
Hey bro, did u try chat gpt
Yeah by the help of chat_GPT , I made all required changes in config,main and models folder but when I run the server and try to save the updated changes, I get an error that the table is being specified more than once.
Using Mongodb and go lang can you buld a admin dashboard type project where we get everything shorting or filtering
Yes bro, that's not very difficult. Checkout the restaurant and e-commerce projects they both use mongodb
Amazing Content Sir 🔥
thank you so much bro
How it can be integrated with frontend ...???
Websocket
Amazing 🔥
Awesome video🔥
Thank you so much for watching bro
seriously can't wait to build it 🔥🔥@@AkhilSharmaTech
why Capslock all the timr
Hi bro right now I am working as .Net Developer and myself planning to shift my career from .Net to Golang and I have covered the basics and some of advance topics and I use to follow your videos for the projects in Golang. Whether is it good decision to change from .Net to Golang.
hey bro, it's all about how much money you make and how much you want to make. if you're making very good money doing .net - then stick with that. if you think you'll make more with GO - do that. also, i genuinely love GO, money or no money, it's just a really cool language, so if you just want to learn it, that's cool too.
@@AkhilSharmaTech Yes bro apart from money making I started to learn go lang in my personal interest and I hope it will have good future ahead. And following your videos gives us enough confidence to grow much further. Keep rocking bro 👍 and thank you for your kind reply to comments.
is the microservices playlist completed?
No bro, that's why it's not part of this 54 projects playlist. I've put the entire code for the microservices project onto my GitHub, please check. It's very difficult to teach the entire project, but I'm trying to find a way
@@AkhilSharmaTech I started learning Go about a month ago . You are the first YTber that does this amount of projects for us learners. Take care.
Sir one doubt wheather 54 videos is in order way to learn golang ...?
It'll be great if you go in order actually. Otherwise pick the ones you like
Hey akhil please make a fullstack production search engine with golang😊
Yasssssssesdd finallly
Yayy, thank you for watching
What is up with your intellisense?
This is a goldmin..now make a data pipeline project
Thank you bro, before that I have to make some videos on rabbitmq, nats and microservices
consumer, err := worker.ConsumePartition(topic, 0, sarama.OffsetOldest)
when I restart my server, it resend same data as before, should this not be sarama.OffsetNewest ?? not sure
Yes, it should be Newest if you want to consume only the new records. Oldest if you want to replay all the records.
Also, it will read only from partition 0 with that code :)