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Really good video. Hard to see with the small font though. :-) thank you

Excellent walk through! Thank You!

Wonderful tutorial, well done

how do you setup debugger for go?

Thanks for the video. Still watching it, my only suggestion will be to zoom in the code window, we don't need to see the whole ide, just the code part.

Super informative and straight to the point! Thank you a lot for the video!

Great crash course with the plus of a ginger cat in the background :)

Great video, nice cat.

A great refresher to start my Golang assignment(s). Thank you, Eli!

Amazing!

That was a fantastic video. Great to refresh the language and some great tips and insights. Thanks.

It sounded really good, unfortunately I couldn't see a thing.

I don't understand why you would record a tutorial and use tiny fonts.
HOW DO YOU EXPECT PEOPLE TO READ YOUR CODE?
Sorry but this is madness.

One of the best crash courses I've ever watched.

Zoom would be nice

Great vid!

An awesome, well structured, straight-to-the-point introduction to the language. Many thanks Eli!

Your cat is cute!

Small font size for mobile view

Is Elixir in your list?

Awesome intro, would you be available to contact by telegram chat?

I wish you could edit what you said on your first minute. C# doesn't need the runtime installed anymore. You can deploy framework independent binaries which has the runtime. You can also target C# to use NativeAOT and there won't be any IL at all. In fact a simple hello world in C# using CoreRT is smaller, 1.4 MB, vs GoLang's 2.0 MB

really best one Golang from your side,

Interfaces are like dynamic polymorphism, maybe this way it's easier to see

I prefer this tutorial to everything I've seen on YT so far, because Go has a great interactive course called "A Go Tour" and many of creators start with re-inventing that course in one way or another, flavored or directly translated into a video... shit's getting really annoying after certain amount of time, but then I came across your channel which has only one video, but straight on point.

I also love a level of abstraction you've chosen for this video. Not too high to become a casual talk about serious things, not yet too low to sink into details and completely miss the ideas behind a creation of Go.

I expect in the future:
1. Zoom in or adjust bigger font size
2. Create and demonstrate slides ; draw on the screen to explain concepts better
3. Keep making great content (I'd like to see about JS and REAL programming in it and Go which is a new lang for me).
4. Work on self-promotion, it's hard to find you as for now.

Thank you. Subbed for more

Thanks Eli

no fluff, subbed

Please create a full course

A really good crash course for devs from other languages. Really well structured and tells you just what you want to know

At 8.51, noticed it's no long step by step tutorial anymore.

Is Golang a good choice for web programming in comparison to Python ? Thanks !!

loved this video, has more value than a particular course (won't name it) on udemy, where a particular instructor (won't name him) spent 34 hours to teach the same stuff....... ok, the instructor is called todd mcleod

nice job, but I would recommend that you zoom in your code editor & terminal

Its perfect man...keep it up!

are you going to do more videos please?

Swear to god.I saw that cat teleport.

haven't watched all but for now it has been really helpful! for future video's you should increase your font size as it is a bit small for videos

I accept you as my Sensa ~~~. , Great job.

nice !

Great job!

Brilliant one hour crash introduction! Expecting more delightful videos on this channel, keep up the good work!