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An introduction to Go covering the fundamentals to get you up and running in 12 minutes.
The code is available on GitHub https://github.com/jakewright/tutorials/tree/master/go/01-learn-go
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00:11 Installing Go
00:20 Creating a Go project
00:54 Structure of a Go file
01:48 Compiling and executing Go
02:31 Variables
03:31 If statements
03:45 Arrays and slices
05:25 Maps
06:13 Loops
07:40 Functions
09:42 Structs
10:38 Pointers
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Is it possible to write back-end for websites with Go ? I heard that with Go write micro-services. And of course the “Docker” is written on Go. It’s a light-weighted and simplified alternative to C++
Salute!
Hi Jack, I think it would be a good idea to make a video to teach Python(I didnt find one on your page) or a series of videos as I just started to learn it.
Nice snappy tutorial. I like these 12 minutes videos that you do. But I’d prefer python over this language anyday. Btw I’m learning Ruby now after learning python, do you think you could do a 12min one on Ruby too? I’m sure lots of people will be helped.
Omg a for loop as a while loop, and the way you wrote that sum/reduce function. So exciting!
What is the program you code in? Is it just Notepad ++?
Missed this video’s
Well done ! Teaching is the highest form of understanding ~ Aristotle.
Jake Please do video at python! please
Angular in 12 minutes?, i would kiss you with my soul and spirit…. cheers up, keep up the 0s0m work
please, python
Good introduction, but I completely understand that people ask “why Go?” after watching this. To get that, you should read about goroutines and channels. Those are by far the most awesome features of Go. Especially when you want to work concurrently. See: https://gobyexample.com/goroutines and https://gobyexample.com/channels
Kind of like a more strongly typed javascript. However, I feel like you could get pretty creative with writing programs in go.
Jake, are you learning Go because you have to or is it just a side project ?
go seems like a mix of python and javascript, pretty cool
Jake would make a terrible teacher for me. Not because he is not a great teacher but because I would just sit in his class all day starring at his pretty blue eyes.
I hated Go at first because of the syntax
After the Scala, golang is seem to be designed for baboons..
Why Go?
Nice overview tutorial. I don’t know if I like Go. I hadn’t looked at it before, so this was a nice introduction. I may play with it a bit more. It seems one can achieve class-like functionality by creating functions which take a struct (or any other type) as the first argument. It reminds me somewhat of the Actor language.
Thanks for making this tutorial.
Imagine getting this video demonetized too….
Yeah if everyone can stop making new languages that I have to learn that’d be great
Cool intro to the language syntax, made me want to learn more about it. Great job Jake!
You have great teaching skills, however this “Go” language is very similar to C/C++, with some syntax differences
I think we should encourage Jake to make more educational videos. He would be a great instructor! There are a lot of tutorials, books, MOOCs on the Internet. Instructor’s personality and empathy could make people learn better and be more motivated during their study.
Thanks Jake, you rock with those dev vids! Will use Go at work for tiny tools that helps in testing sw. Please do more of Go!!!
Oy oy jakey
Could you do a tutorial like this for java? i think it would be really helpful
In your opinion, do you think this should replace ML and other lanaguges used for “training” in colleges? It is fairly simple although if you know any other languages, it will feel familar. It takes elements and similar syntax from a whole bunch of languages i want to know your opinion.
That := is giving me flashback nightmares to Pascal… 😛
sir what’s the best computer for game development
Nice work thx for the video! PS… Also thx you for all your other video you a good teacher bra!
super
Nice tutorial… I have watched your all video . Superb collection Jake Bro…
One thing ill say about you
YOU ARE AWESOME!
Are you using Go for professional life ?