I've read several books on Go but your explanations have been clearer and more concise to me. I especially like your description of (unbuffered) channels as being portals that don't store anything and why they could result in a deadlock. I never really understood that from my readings until you explained it.
Damn, I like how this guy explains things. He oozes experience just from how he talks, and doesn't look like he's reading from an off screen document. Like he was working on some go code and thought it would be nice to share it in a video. He also doesn't just regurgitate what is in the docs like others.
Dude, your explanation is crystal clear, very specifics and more importantly no blabbering. You should put more tutorials or create a course in udemy man...
I have gone through the basics of Golang. I had trouble understanding interfaces and channels. You have explained it very well. Thank you a lot!!! The way you compared unbuffered channel to a portal was epic.. I wish everyone explains concept like you.
Thanks Ryan for this amazing video - loving the fact that you're doing it from your bed haha keep up the good work and sharing your knowledge to newbies like myself !
Thank you Ryan, I love the way of your teaching, its pace is very smooth and gentle, not only you deliver the explanation clearly, but also make it easier for us to digest.
Your tutorial is very easy for me to understand, even though I barely understand English, I understand it well when you explain it with examples. I wish you to do more things like this. Thank you very much❤
Ryan is the Laurence Fishburne (of "The Matrix" fame) of Coding. So smooth, assured and comfortable with the subject matter! Completely agree that training orgs like ACouldGuru, OReily etc could utilise his unique skillset and approach!
Why UA-cam algorithm Doesn't support channels like Ryan instead of Music or fake pranks. I was very impressed with the way you convey knowledge. If you do courses for sale, I will be the first to buy them
this guy just chilling on his bed while explaining complex staff, loving it haha
Ryan you probably are already aware of it, but you have such a talent in explaining stuff. Thanks for your work. Keep exploring Golang please
waiting eagerly for more
Agreed
It also helps that he speaks fluent English, with a great voice
agreed!
Love it, talking about advanced software concepts while chilling on his bed. Legend 👏
The best way of working!
This video is a gem, It would have been awesome if you could have a series for advanced golang. I am sure other viewers would want that too !
The portal analogy for unbuffered channels is seriously such an intuitive way of looking at them
I've read several books on Go but your explanations have been clearer and more concise to me. I especially like your description of (unbuffered) channels as being portals that don't store anything and why they could result in a deadlock. I never really understood that from my readings until you explained it.
Ryan- you have a natural ability for simply explaining complex topics. Good job!
Your voice is ASMR but the best part is you know what you're talking about and how to explain it.
Dude the way you explained channels is so underrated. You are a true master of mystic arts!
your casual style makes information so much more accessible. i subbed!
16:59
damn, that was smooth af
"We don't want to allow the user to withdraw too much unless their name is Ryan 🤣"
Damn, I like how this guy explains things. He oozes experience just from how he talks, and doesn't look like he's reading from an off screen document. Like he was working on some go code and thought it would be nice to share it in a video. He also doesn't just regurgitate what is in the docs like others.
I love your isolation method of explaining code
Man, excellent video. Nice to see someone put together solid examples and walk through them well.
I hadn't touched Go in a couple years, and this video was a perfect refresher to jog my memory on the operation of channels. Nice job!
Great work dude. I’m filling knowledge gaps with this video and it’s got me liking interfaces now. Thanks a lot.
Dude, your explanation is crystal clear, very specifics and more importantly no blabbering. You should put more tutorials or create a course in udemy man...
Hey Ryan this is great quality content! Please do more Go videos as there’s not much on UA-cam. Keep up with the good work!
This was the comfiest explanation of Go Channels I've ever seen.
You are a great teacher. No one out there explained Go in such simple yet elegant way. Thank you!
the most simple way and complex at the same time i have seen, awesome explanation. thanks.
I have gone through the basics of Golang. I had trouble understanding interfaces and channels. You have explained it very well. Thank you a lot!!! The way you compared unbuffered channel to a portal was epic.. I wish everyone explains concept like you.
Great tutorial Ryan. Finally I can actually understand contexts in Go.
Love how you explain the concepts. Keeping them simply and clear.
Thanks a lot for the great work
Amazing video series for go, I love hearing advanced topics in a new language, that I can carry over from previous ones I know.🎉❤
Thanks Ryan for this amazing video - loving the fact that you're doing it from your bed haha keep up the good work and sharing your knowledge to newbies like myself !
Thank you Ryan, I love the way of your teaching, its pace is very smooth and gentle, not only you deliver the explanation clearly, but also make it easier for us to digest.
We need more of golang, your content is superb and easy to understand, very practical examples.
I should must give this content a thumbs up, channel, context, interface you give us the most clear explanation in the whole universe.
Your explanation is clear,simple and easy to understand. You just gained a subscriber from 254.
Well done. I've seen the context and interface concepts explained before but this video made the ideas click.
Your explanations and demos here are the best! Really helped me get the concept. Thank you so much for making this video!
Man... what explanation. Sincerely the best one.
This was the best video that I watched that makes me really understand Interfaces. Thank you so much!
Crimininally underrated channel
I really like the way you explained channels, nicely done!
this dude's the golang goat! best tutorials from a bed, confirmed.
Lovely explanations, I'd love to see more of you, very well spoken and presented!
Giving tutorials without leaving bed haha, good one!
Ryan you are the best. Please don't stop making new videos.
I'm going to repeat other commenters, great voice and explanation, very pleasant to listen. GL on the channel! Subscribed
This is such a great video! This is complicated stuff and you made it so simple
Damn, I watched just one your video and I love the way you explain things. You have radio voice too. Keep doing it!
Ryan , the way you explain is cool! Thank you
Man I am gonna use this video in my meditation! It is so relaxing dude...
Man, you have a voice of morgan freeman and a potential to be a great teacher like Feynman.
Hey Ryan, you have a talent. Thank you for your videos
Perfect Explanation!!!
Thank you so much !!!
you should become a golang trainer or teacher, this is the best explanation video so far
Great video. Complex topics, simplified, and practical use cases. Thanks for this one. Now off to find help on some projects.
couldn't understand it better .. you are champ.. thanks Ryan :)
God bless you, brother.
If possible continue this type of content.
Your tutorial is very easy for me to understand, even though I barely understand English, I understand it well when you explain it with examples. I wish you to do more things like this. Thank you very much❤
Nice video Ryan!!! Thanks from Argentina!
Like smooth Jazz ! Great explanation ...
Ryan is the Laurence Fishburne (of "The Matrix" fame) of Coding. So smooth, assured and comfortable with the subject matter! Completely agree that training orgs like ACouldGuru, OReily etc could utilise his unique skillset and approach!
You explained these very well. Thanks.
Thank you for choosing words that can be understand by human 👍👍
Excellent explanation. Thanks!
Brilliant explanation. Thanks man
Incredibly good explanation! :D
Thank you very much! 😊
Just wanted to say thanks for making this, it's a great explanation - very helpful
BEST VIDEO !! Deserves so many more likes omgg
Your voice is almost ASMR level! Also, great explanations.
You should do a lot more of coding from your bed setup. It is very relaxing to learn from you! I definitely learned a lot
You're doing a great job! Love your channel
the best explanation i have ever seen (i saw maybe 20 videos kkk). You earn more one follow. Excelent Job !!!!
Very informative, Please keep doing more about golang topics, your explanation is quality.
You are amazing! Love the way you teach
Thanks Ryan :) you are a good teacher
What a great video! Thank you.
Brilliant work, Ryan. Deeply impressed
just found your channel. really, really nice content, hope you get more attention!
The explanation and the style of the video is really awesome! Subscribed.
You're meant to teach man, great job! Thank you
What an amazing teaching. :)
Great work on this! 🔥
honestly best tutorial in golang. make more stuff plz
Great explanation, thank you !
Awesome explanations.
Wow! what an explanation. Please make more videos on Golang
awesome video man, so clear and crisp
Very very helpful!
Why UA-cam algorithm Doesn't support channels like Ryan instead of Music or fake pranks.
I was very impressed with the way you convey knowledge. If you do courses for sale, I will be the first to buy them
very clear and precise explaination!
simple and sweet, thanks :)
Ryan, this is an amazing tutorial. Thanks!
Excellently explained. Thanks sir
This was helpful, thanks Ryan
my man my man you are genius,
Thank you very much for this tutorial
This was a really good tutorial hope you do more
laid back and perfect, just subscribed
Great tutorial - very clear now to me! Thanks!!!
Really great explanation. Thank you.
Ahaha this guy is actually making educational content and chilling in bed at the same time lol
Thanks, Morgan!
love your style 😄
thank you for this great and simple and understandable tutorial
that was super cool explanation