Literate(ish) Programming in Go

I was recently interested in programming languages and had the idea for building a blog which gets generated from experimental code. That way I can write some code and document it - Then compile it into a blog. Previously I've used Hugo to generate blogs from markdown, but it always felt redundant to copy-paste my code from my repositories into my markdown files.
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Thanks for watching. Happy to answer any questions!

[@jomy10-games]

Interesting video as always. Nice to see the whole thought process!

[@samly3299]

Super creative. Never could’ve ever even dreamt of coming up with something like this. I’m an aspiring software engineer and your videos really inspire me to think outside the box with my personal projects.

[@UnitOfTimeYT]

Thanks! Appreciate that! If you just take it one day at a time, you'll be surprised at how much you can learn over the course of just a year!

[@BryceChudomelka]

Great idea!!!! Might need this :)

[@UnitOfTimeYT]

Haha thanks! Feel free to steal it :)

[@pss_crs]

amazing 👏, I love to hear any updates

[@UnitOfTimeYT]

I haven't really worked on this very much since my video. That said, I still like the idea. I think its a neat format to just write some experiments, compile it and have blog waiting for you. on the other side.