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Haha, no, his videos far better and authentic

Thanks! It's interesting how I'm transitioning into Golang developer, at least on the UA-cam :D I wanted to try this asmr type of videos and this series was a good place to experiment since it's not getting views (comparing to neural networks from scratch series). I want to make more 1 video - 1 project/idea on the main channel, but will try some sort of mix between this asmr style and some talking included. For this video I used OBS, Audacity and FCPX for recording and editing with external camera to film myself. And, external mic RODE VideoMic Go II. I really glad you enjoy the video, hopefully you will see more like this soon :)

thanks! I saw something like this ~2 years ago and since then tried to move as much as I can to neovim. I had several phases of configuration and this one is what I'm using for the last I think 6-7 months. Really enjoy using it. At least I really like the visual part :) And the more I learn vim motions then less I can use other IDEs and note-taking apps :D

@@_Roman_V_Code Btw I took your suggestion and started learning Go. It's quite fun. After I build some projects (I am planning to build some cli tools and a web api) I will follow your neural network video to create the neural network, and You should have more subs. Your content is impeccable keep doing it.

Thank you very much! It’s interesting that I am not a Go developer and just trying to learn it as well😃 Cool that me posting these videos encourages people to try that too🙂 Then all these videos served it’s purpose

I think another holy war: vim versus emacs 😃 Probably they both great, I heard good things about emacs too, but I just like vim motions and how you can extend them

:D WOW! Very glad it helped!

Hey! I published it just yesterday :) github.com/RomanVolkov/go.get.nvim It's not ready to be installed as neovim plugin (as you can see I run it manually via "luafile %" command), this is my next task so at least current version can be used and I can continue development. Most likely I will do that today or tomorrow and push the update.

I can let you know when it's ready to be used as plugin or you can see if I published the video about this - should be ready to use too.

@@_Roman_V_Code thank you, i'll be waiting for that. i'd recommend adding a .gitignore for stuff like .DS_Store

yeah, will do that :)

@eminchniti2809 Hey! as promised I published the code that can be (or should be used) github.com/RomanVolkov/go.get.nvim feel free to test it. If you have any issues, suggestions - feel free to open an issue or write me via discord

Hey! you partially right🙂 I have a small kid, just 7 months old and now I often record while he is sleeping, plus I don’t gain enough sleep either. so sometimes it is really hard not to fall asleep during the day, but I still wanted to continue this series and be consistent. for me it’s better to record in that way rather than not recording at all

Sh and pis are there that you can get ridoff

I tried to reduce them with Audacity, but maybe I'm doing it wrong. Can you suggest something specific? Audio processing is not my best skill

You're welcome! Actually, I just finished this concrete series, it is super small as Tour of Go is small. But that was just preparation to next one where I'm going to use that knowledge to build stuff. Plus, you can check Neural Networks from Scratch Series as it's written in Go, but to be fair it's a mix of Go learning and NN

@@_Roman_V_Code It's perfect, keep doing it!

@@thunderwh thanks a lot!

thanks!

Hey! thanks! You mean the volume is not high enough?

That might be an options too at some point :)

Hey and greetings to the channel! Glad to hear you decided to subscribe, I really appreciate that and hope the content I will do will benefit you. Regarding Go vs Rust. Big disclaimer so you can treat my advice here with some weight: I am not using Golang in production (yet) and I don't know Rust. I used to be a backend engineer, but it was many years ago. So I can give an estimate based on what I read and what I observe around me regarding this specific question. "because Golang has more jobs" - I think this is valid as Golang is used more often for "classic" backend stuff (like web services, infrastructure, etc) and Rust is a more wild animal and it is used in different area. So probably in quantity Golang really has more jobs. TBH, I am not sure how much intersection Go and Rust has in terms of problems to solve. Another point from what I observe is it might be easier to start with Golang comparing to Rust. Again, I'm comparing just languages, not ecosystem of libraries around and use-cases. Golang is much more straightforward language, it has not that step learning curve comparing to Rust. So Rust probably will give you more possibilities as languages, but you will spend more time learning it. But you need to think from the areas you want to work within and what type of problems you want to solve as more or less languages has some sort of niches. It might be easier for you to go into more standard backend development first considering you DevOps experience and really go with Go

@@_Roman_V_Code Yeah I was looking to transition into a Software Engineering(backend) position. That's why I thought starting with a systems level programming language, most people learn Java but I kind of dislike java for it's boilerplate. I tried learning it while I was solving problems in leetcode but it's syntax never made any sense to me so ended up learning python instead for it's simplicity. I have plans to learn node.js later on, but a systems level programming language will introduce me to concepts like memory management, pointers, concurrency and async functions among other things, so I ended up choosing Rust. But most applications which need concurrency are written in Golang like Terraform, Kubernetes & Docker(because its simpler), so I have been leaning towards learning Golang instead of Rust. Btw I think I have made up my mind I will learn Golang now and follow your videos. I will push back Rust for later on when I have a Software Engineering Job, as right now Transitioning my position is more important. Anyways Thank you for your response. I look forward to your videos.

Thanks! I think if you just started I would not advise to go with Java. Sure there are places where it's still needed, but I think there are more better alternatives for the future. Even if you want to stay in JVM world - Kotlin is better. I hope that my series about Golang will help you too, I'm learning it as well

wow, first comment in just 1 minute! That is something new :) thanks!

wow wow wow, thank you very much! I really glad it helps you, means that posting this series on YT was a correct decision :) btw, I will post soon a video about this series on this channel youtube.com/@_romanv_ you're welcome there too and I would be glad to see you at discord server, seems like right now we have people coming from this series with similar interests again, thanks very much, really appreciate the words

Thanks! I will, but this series is coming to an end :) just few pieces left and I will start something new btw, you can check my another channel youtube.com/@_romanv_