In this segment I introduce Go's support for HTTP clients and servers and give a little preview of Go's support for object-oriented programming. Slides at: github.com/mat...
Thanks matt i wanted to learn go for my project and when i was learning js i didn't have a teacher as great as you thanks man thanks for the efforts you put in in putting up these important and minute details You Rock
I am a beginner too and my impression so far is that it has the capacity for both... during development you can strive for more OOP style stuff or more procedural style depending on your expertise and what you are trying to accomplish
@@invisiblehippo The other option "there's an optional way to set things up so that when you decode and there's a field that doesn't decode into your struct, you get some sort of warning or error"
Thanks matt i wanted to learn go for my project and when i was learning js i didn't have a teacher as great as you thanks man thanks for the efforts you put in in putting up these important and minute details You Rock
This is the best introductory go http tutorial I've even seen, thank you:)
These classes are more than gold. Excellent class been enjoying this
Great explanation of templates, thanks!
Very thorough and great trainer. More please : )
Amazing content
Great lessons , UA-cam agl works bad :(
either me finish this or this finish me
I thought Go was procedural based and not object oriented? Unless I'm missing something. Also sorry I'm new to Golang so I'm a beginner at this stuff.
I am a beginner too and my impression so far is that it has the capacity for both... during development you can strive for more OOP style stuff or more procedural style depending on your expertise and what you are trying to accomplish
18:51 What is that?
Can you be more specific?
@@invisiblehippo The other option "there's an optional way to set things up so that when you decode and there's a field that doesn't decode into your struct, you get some sort of warning or error"
Damn this makes me feel so stupid again and again
Seeing your face besides the code is distracting
Matt, Thank you for the course. Is there a reason why `http.ResponseWriter` interface has the `Write` method instead of including `io.Writer`?
io.writer is basic so is not used quite often and http.ResponseWriter is more advanced