▬▬▬▬▬▬ R E S O U R C E S 🔗 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Git Repo: gitlab.com/twn-youtube/golang-crash-course ► HTTP, URL & IP Addresses Explained - IT Beginners Course Lecture techworld-with-nana.teachable.com/courses/it-beginners-course/lectures/44206531 ► Golang Full Course: ua-cam.com/video/yyUHQIec83I/v-deo.html ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro & Course Overview 02:28 - Introduction to Go - Why Go? 06:28 - Characteristics of Go and Go Use Cases GO SYNTAX & CONCEPTS 08:38 - Local Setup - Download Go & GoLand IDE 12:10 - Write our First Program & Structure of a Go File 18:08 - Execute Go Program 22:17 - Start writing our ToDoList Application 25:08 - Data Types in Go 26:54 - Variables in Go 36:36 - Arrays & Slices in Go 44:20 - Loops in Go 56:07 - Functions in Go 01:00:16 - Variable Scopes in Go 01:19:08 - Build HTTP endpoints and Start Web Server to serve requests
I just finished watching your last GoLang tutorial and bang! You have uploaded another one!! Thank you so much Nana for all the contributions you are making to the community. :)
I wanted to learn golang and was searching for a tutorial, seems like you have uploaded the video at the exact time when i wanted to learn golang. Thanks for this beginner friendly course!
As a data analyst (of non IT background) have searched for extensive and basic explanatory video on Go. Watched probably over 10 - all failed as missed some things to be explained. This one IS DOING GREAT SO FAR (minute 16:00 so far)... Will comment more on further success.
Thank you so much for the great content! Just one thing: starting at 01:08:40 the audio almost switches to mono, with the sound on the left channel becomming barley audible. Thought I'd let you know!
Your teaching style and graphics are very easy to digest. I found that I last two section of video, there was problem in the audio. Only left side voice is coming. Just FYI
Great video as always! I just can't get over the fact that you suggest installing a paid IDE with so much FOS alternativs, such a no brainer... thank you though!
When you compile a Go program, the resulting binary is specific to the OS and architecture it was compiled for. So a Go binary built for one platform (e.g., Linux) will not run on another platform (e.g., Windows or macOS)
@@ Hi nana u r true inspiration to us .. please cover all Golang use case's..( all senorias)) in devops & cloud @@@ Please explain how efficiently golang will be used in Cloud & devops area
Hi Nana, thanks for your great contents. You've had a golang course on your UA-cam channel before, and you were supposed to create an advanced course on golang. I'm still waiting for it! When is it going to be released?
Probably a reason to use goland, but all the intellisense and coding suggestions came in the way, this time, didn't it? Would benefit from turning it off, or use a different tool. Free software, perhaps?
Agree. It would be great to have a golang intro for programmers. Could go fast and be chock full of advanced everyday techniques, exploiting the replayability of videos.
Hi Nana. Can you please help me. I need a 20" desktop screen for my software dev Project I only have 14" laptop. Please donate to me if you have an old screen for me. I am from South Africa.
I love your courses, but in general, you've basically repeated a course you did some time ago. It's a shame you didn't really do a continuation of that course. It's true that there is a moment of making a web application, but it's a shame that you didn't do it in a way that fills in any gaps from the previous course and focuses entirely on the web aspect of creating an API in GO and, for example, connecting to a database. If you had shown it, I think I would have learned it and could have taken further steps in development in Golang, your form and message just don't work for me. It's a shame you didn't go that route, but I hope that some GO course will appear on your channel.
"Go is too simple to write complicated programs, while Rust is too complicated to write simple programs. It all depends which problem you’d rather have." - John Arundel
▬▬▬▬▬▬ R E S O U R C E S 🔗 ▬▬▬▬▬▬
► Git Repo: gitlab.com/twn-youtube/golang-crash-course
► HTTP, URL & IP Addresses Explained - IT Beginners Course Lecture
techworld-with-nana.teachable.com/courses/it-beginners-course/lectures/44206531
► Golang Full Course: ua-cam.com/video/yyUHQIec83I/v-deo.html
▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro & Course Overview
02:28 - Introduction to Go - Why Go?
06:28 - Characteristics of Go and Go Use Cases
GO SYNTAX & CONCEPTS
08:38 - Local Setup - Download Go & GoLand IDE
12:10 - Write our First Program & Structure of a Go File
18:08 - Execute Go Program
22:17 - Start writing our ToDoList Application
25:08 - Data Types in Go
26:54 - Variables in Go
36:36 - Arrays & Slices in Go
44:20 - Loops in Go
56:07 - Functions in Go
01:00:16 - Variable Scopes in Go
01:19:08 - Build HTTP endpoints and Start Web Server to serve requests
this course is just for Paid promotion, very bad I wasn't expect with you guys
Nana... Rock star of the decade🎉
Thanks 🙌 🙏
I just finished watching your last GoLang tutorial and bang!
You have uploaded another one!!
Thank you so much Nana for all the contributions you are making to the community. :)
You're very welcome 😊
I wanted to learn golang and was searching for a tutorial, seems like you have uploaded the video at the exact time when i wanted to learn golang. Thanks for this beginner friendly course!
The fact that Nana is making her one of the video from her paid course publicly available is just so wholesome!!!
You're kidding! I just finished one of your go tutorial videos. I love the content and the effort!!
Thank you for the video Nana! I was waiting for it for a long time :)
You're an amazing teacher Nana! Thanks for teaching us such amazing stuff. More power to you!
Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙏 I'm glad you're finding the content helpful :)
As a data analyst (of non IT background) have searched for extensive and basic explanatory video on Go. Watched probably over 10 - all failed as missed some things to be explained. This one IS DOING GREAT SO FAR (minute 16:00 so far)... Will comment more on further success.
how was it?
@maybepriyansh9193 like the rest... Beginning - good but later ommiting some things which imho are important to be explained...
Great stuff Nana !!
Well structured ❤
Thanks nana from ethiopia 🇪🇹,i have been waiting this
You're very welcome! 😊 Greetings to you in Ethiopia 🇪🇹, and I’m so glad the wait was worth it!
best thing to start up the week...
skill up time 😎
thnaks nana
Glad you’re kicking off the week with skill-up vibes! 😎 Keep up the awesome work, and thanks for the support!
I think a part two is needed covering at least: if statements, pointer concepts , and multithreading handling.
However, a great introduction! Thanks 🙏
Very helpful! Thanks Nana 🥰
Simplest and easiest explanation of Multi-threading, Thanka Nana.
Exactly what I am doing post your other course!! Top BaNana
I just set up my pc Last nite.. So hands up!! Thanks Nana ❤
Thank you so much for the great content! Just one thing: starting at 01:08:40 the audio almost switches to mono, with the sound on the left channel becomming barley audible. Thought I'd let you know!
Very nice introduction. Consider adding conditionals as part of the introduction. I thing it also an important part of the fundamentals.
Good one Nana. Keep contributing.
Video suggestion, how to create lambda with Golang using firebase. Motivation firebase seems to be more generous with free resources
Thank you for your suggestion!
Your teaching style and graphics are very easy to digest. I found that I last two section of video, there was problem in the audio. Only left side voice is coming. Just FYI
Love it Nana! You absolute beauty for creating such amazing content!😊
The golang mascot is cute. It looks like a gopher.
good content, it will be helpfull covering other important topics like interfaces, methods, channels ..etc
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you, Nana.
Just finished your previous Go video and excited to try this one! At 1:08:42 it seems like the audio is no longer in stereo
Very clear and simple explanation :)
Great thanks Nana 👌
I was watching your Golang course from 2021 I guess and suddenly this new course appeared on my feed.
You my best iT lecturer, WE love u
Hey bro are you from Uganda?
Great video as always! I just can't get over the fact that you suggest installing a paid IDE with so much FOS alternativs, such a no brainer... thank you though!
thank you Nana you are awesome! plz make another one
You are my mentor 😊
I'll stick with Python for now.
It's a good tutorial though, good job Nana
When you compile a Go program, the resulting binary is specific to the OS and architecture it was compiled for.
So a Go binary built for one platform (e.g., Linux) will not run on another platform (e.g., Windows or macOS)
Nice. Please make and upload video on the backend also like by storing data in postgres db using gorm module and deploy in kubernetes
Hello Nana,a big thank you for your dedicated support and sharing of knowledge, just asking when is the advanced go tutorial coming out?
@@ Hi nana u r true inspiration to us .. please cover all Golang use case's..( all senorias)) in devops & cloud
@@@ Please explain how efficiently golang will be used in Cloud & devops area
Could you please make a video about how to deploy app in K8s using Jenkins pipeline?
Hi Nana, thanks for your great contents. You've had a golang course on your UA-cam channel before, and you were supposed to create an advanced course on golang. I'm still waiting for it! When is it going to be released?
Hi, thanks for your great feedback :) Our plans changed, we are not creating an advanced course.
Hello Nana im very happy to see you're tutorial....its very interesting language..this programming language Golang
is very popular or not?
thanks for long lecture! as a matter of fact, it was so long that my right earphone battery died in the middle of it.
you are special ☺️❤️
Would have been cooler if you would have did this in Docker.
Hi Nana. Can you do a video for Deploying Karpenter on EKS
Hey Nana, please make video on .NET Core
Probably a reason to use goland, but all the intellisense and coding suggestions came in the way, this time, didn't it? Would benefit from turning it off, or use a different tool. Free software, perhaps?
Nana is there a surge in using Golang ? i heard its been picking up in startup world.
Good lesson,for the but elementary level.
Thank you, yes it starts from scratch for complete beginners
Agree. It would be great to have a golang intro for programmers. Could go fast and be chock full of advanced everyday techniques, exploiting the replayability of videos.
Super 🙏
I think VS Code will be more suitable for the crash course.
Hi Nana , please can you make a course about Coolify server
How did you get GoLand for free? I downloaded for windows and it wants me to buy a license. Should I just use vscode?
thx nana
You are a beautiful and cute programmer ❤
can you teach me how to build simple app and make it .exe like other computer app??
Grazie Nana!
You're very welcome! I hope you find it helpful. Happy coding! 💻✨
16:39
anybody got notes for this crash course
1:08:40 sound goes to the left speaker, thought laptop was cooked
OMG you are a killer!!
scala language?
Good naic
Nana Nana Boo Boo
👌👌👌👌
😎👍🏻
Why you so smart
Hi Nana. Can you please help me. I need a 20" desktop screen for my software dev Project I only have 14" laptop. Please donate to me if you have an old screen for me. I am from South Africa.
ill bet $1000 that mojo will beat go.
I love your courses, but in general, you've basically repeated a course you did some time ago. It's a shame you didn't really do a continuation of that course. It's true that there is a moment of making a web application, but it's a shame that you didn't do it in a way that fills in any gaps from the previous course and focuses entirely on the web aspect of creating an API in GO and, for example, connecting to a database. If you had shown it, I think I would have learned it and could have taken further steps in development in Golang, your form and message just don't work for me. It's a shame you didn't go that route, but I hope that some GO course will appear on your channel.
Go is old now. It's all about RUST now. Technology is moving way too fast.
"Go is too simple to write complicated programs, while Rust is too complicated to write simple programs. It all depends which problem you’d rather have." - John Arundel