Go Beginner Project Tutorial - Learn Golang

Tim obviously is the best Golang teacher!!!

thank you very much for the tutorial, good for starting with Golang

Well, he makes the audience feel stupid. Why not go to the point instead of keep saying "this is too complicated for you and I can't explain it because you are stupid".

Great tips, thanks for the video.

Will be waiting for another level project tutorial in go like that!

Go is so awesome. My primary use case is backend web services and some cloud stuff, but it’s just amazing. The simplicity in syntax feels like a Python / JavaScript and the lower level APIs and module design, system functions etc feel like C/C++ with amazing performance. It’s such a no brainer to use for computationally heavy web services.

If I was doing a basic api, I’d probably reach for express or Flask but for something a little more girthy, I’d certainly reach for go or a more powerful rest framework like Nest for Node

This was the best, fresched up my skils from10 jears ago perverctly. :)

Very helpful, thank you!

Thanks, man. My initial intention was to use FasAPI (Python based) for the backend but now I'm convinced to use Go. I will use Flutter & Dart for the front end.

Anyone else having an issue with their exe file not running? I got go installed and everything else worked but when I double click it nothing happens, and through the terminal it says it's not recognized. Even though typing dir did find the .exe file

It's really good why is the go run so slow on windows how do i fix this problem?

Go reminds me of C with all those string formatting and using & to access the variable ...

REALLY GOOD VIDEO

This was amazing, from someone who never comments on videos lol.

Very similar to C

Amazing! Is there a Github repo for this project?

That's a great tutorial, have never written a single line in Go but understood everything! Thank you, Tim!

You are an excellent teacher, Tim. Many many thanks.

" just to show you that am not lying " 😂😂😂😂

This tutorial just shows me how gay Mac users are 😂😂😂😂

great video! more golang projects!

Please launch this tutorial on programming expert 🙏🏻

As a JS developer trying to learn Go...
The floating types, not being able to easily store a multi word string with Scan, the & and %... etc. Is it me or Javascript is easier and more intuitive than Go? Go feels more complex. Please, feel free to correct me.

go was created in 2007

First time on this channel and I love it already!

Great work Tim!!!

nice, he left the tricycle of python and can ride a real lang, like nim,go,zig,phix lang .

Much needed

Anyone using golang for big data?

Will u pls put about react native tut

FINALLY new content about Golang, I've waited for this for a couple of years now

Golang

Shall it continue? I would love to watch the another part.

I love your videos Tim, after watching a lot of your series i think about trying programming by myself but im not sure if im not too old for that haha :p anyway great job, that's great content to watch even when you cant solve this problems you show by yourself

Wonderful as usual! Thank you! 😉

Can you use this for blockchain and crypto?

wow

No way you're only 21 years old!

i like ur eyes, i've never noticed before that i'm watching your videos like 2years now.

can't wait for more!

This is great

Hey Tim, nice video as always!

Something else entirely,
Have you heard of zig?
It's a pretty new c-like language ('a better c than c'). It would be cool if you did some video about it!

Clickbait title? I don’t see any project here...

Nice tutorial as an introduction to Golang!
Would be nice to see a tutorial on a simple API written in Golang, ex. counting a number of occurrences of a given word in a text file.

It doesn't look like Python syntax... It resembles JavaScript to me with these curly brackets

man it sounds great. Golang. But why is it made so easy?

Dude we need part 2 just like this Concept and use the concept in a real project

What is the theme of your editor

Hey tim,
I am new to coding and I wanna know which ide is best for python/which you use, kindly tell