Where is the indepth deep dive extra long extended Version of this? Could watch this for hours. The ped function in the car you could not understand must be a search of which type of person are in the area. Rich, poor, cop, bum, granny, gang and so on. Based on that it will chose the driver. Although there also be a part for checking where the player is, which gang might be present in the area and which extra vehicles to spawn like triad truck or mafia sentinels. Fucking exiting 🎉😂

The portal analogy for unbuffered channels is seriously such an intuitive way of looking at them

9mo no vid, you ok?

thanks bro

yata yata yata... nothing you haven't heard before

that was such a clean video, can't believe what i just watched. very condensed and straight to the point! loved it

You're not even reviewing the code. You're just looking through it and reading some of the words aloud.

This was the perfect follow up to the Holiday Go course.

Mine is same but just replace golang with java. 😅

Dude the way you explained channels is so underrated. You are a true master of mystic arts!

this was cool

I need to ask: Why leave the Dock visible when working with maximized windows? The Dock has always looked awkward. Too centered. It wouldn't be bad if it was like a full screen width.

Great work dude. I’m filling knowledge gaps with this video and it’s got me liking interfaces now. Thanks a lot.

This is wrong, With Cluster (native NodeJS module) you can have multiple threads sharing the same port.

The huge switch statement inside fire weapon logic tho... why not use subclasses instead of that huge switch statement ? And then the nesting as well... huge spaghetti, could be definitely cropped at least few levels by using inverted logic and exit fast style. Am surprised.

Programmers at that time had smaller screens so they used to make tons of little functions. The code was all based on little functions. This is a good practice at all. They were more about assembly to C and C++ in terms of academic learning. But they were a bunch of young adults trying to "make games" you know. So I do not think the code was good overall. :D

Barry White did a great job raising his kid.

BRO WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THAT I COULD USE MULTIPLE THREADS IN NODE.JS TILL NOWWWWWW

Bros gonna be the Neil degrasse tyson of the Golang world

i seen method of limiting by using wait groups what's the difference?

The problem with using web socket is that you'll have restructure your application completely and make if fully event driven so that you can send data to frontend at correct point. Yet another reason to use server events.

Your explanation is clear,simple and easy to understand. You just gained a subscriber from 254.

with happen with 430 and 130... i still cant understand why 430 not calculate fee? 🤦

nice vid

whys the facecam sideways lmao

First video of yours I've seen: really good job of balancing between "Here's the IEEE standard" and "A programming language is a way to give a computer instructions". Gotta check out more of your stuff.

I am so impressed that someone can reverse engineer a whole game executable file this is insane

What a voice!

stupid

Lol I clicked on this just for the vibes. Doing this in bed is like next level Gopher. Rust dev's would be doing this on a treadmill.

Can GTA 3 be modded?

Good vid. Great voice.

Thank 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 !

Awesome video! it summaries _a lot_ of knowledge, and the youtube comments gives you the missing piece. A treasure in the internet!

Thanks for sharing such valuable information! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

This was the comfiest explanation of Go Channels I've ever seen.

Congratulations, explained with mastery and it resulted to be an historicall meaniungful video to understand JS

I’m suprised that people don’t know that if you don’t obfuscate your source code, it can be decompiled. Maybe it’s young developers who don’t know this.

dope stuff to teach kids in school about Objects, Classes etc on such examples

I'm a newbie to Go and that is such an amazing way to decipher the cumbersome Go syntax for an average java, python, js guy 😂 Hats off 👏 🙌

This was a superb exposition of Server-sent events, thanks Ryan!

Its fine if all clients receive all events. For most use cases like a chat app you need a stateful connection per client. Either u maintain that state or a framework does. There are tons of frameworks that maintain connection state and provide you just an endpoint. So yea, just use websockets and scale with a cloud provider solution when your app moons.

Great video.

where can i get the code ?

thanks bro

Coming from languages where generics are not a thing, that was a head scratcher. But you explained it very well, thank you !

Websockets use TCP

I appreciate the way you describe generics in go. I believe the constraints page has changed. I got it to work by using constraint.OrExp where you used constraints.Ordered.

Try raylib with odin lang! It’s an amazing low-level language, and nice ergonomics Anyway, great job!