I’m going to start by saying that I appreciate your effort and work on this video I know it takes a lot. With that said I really have to say that you need to install an LSP. You said you don’t because you like to “manually” find and adjust your errors which I get but even if you had an LSP you would still have to fix your typos. You just wouldn’t have to spend 3 hours of a 7 hour tutorial tabbing back and forth between your terminal just to see where you had a small typo or missing import. Instead of that, your IDE would show you the error immediately after you typed it so that you change it right then and there. The act of you changing it still exists so you can still “get better at coding”. Even if you don’t use it in your own coding sessions, for your viewers please turn on an LSP.

This is a very solid work, Thank you Akhil

Could you share the doc file please?

Appreciative ❣

dude why dont you have ads on these videos, i'm on the 28th video on this series and not a single ad. im learning so much i could only return it through the ads payment, i'm pretty sure i'll get to the last video just sorry you'd earn nothing from the ads

Nice stuff. coming from a javascript land and transitioning to the go land. Thanks

very good videos, but no more ones about RUST ? thanks

This is amazing series

Great presentation of agents and use cases of agents

We want a detailed video on system design

sorry. why is your sqlite on db(dot)rs this time but it was on main(dot)rs in your other video. Is it just for organization?

Amazing

Thanks Akhil, I did not need to watch the last 2 videos as I used the documentation to complete this project!

I’m eagerly anticipating your System Design course and the second installment of the Event-Driven Architecture series!

Thank you...

I spent like 15mins reconnecting my earphones lol.

You are just copying code from a Github repo

Thank you so much ....💯

Thanks for the great content Akhil

I'm halfway through this course and i'm loving it . Bingeworthy content lots of good info and knowledge

Honest feedback- If you pay attention to the video carefully voice comes earlier than lip movement.

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Bro great tutorial. Please do video for GO , GORM and Cloud spanner SQL. Thanks

where is your github and the code sir

All he did was copy someone else's code from the GitHub repo 'boratanrikulu/quik' line by line and make a video series pretending he did everything on his own. All he's doing is writing copied code line by line without explaining it.

is there a local solution for kafka , if I am thinking if there is a way we can not introduce kafka until the scale requires it. till then I would like to implement a local solution that doesn't involve network calls. is it possible?

How to get that board data

In the below function the loop is never executed, IsAlice() always returns "true" and we are converting it into "false", then why are we using loop? func (lb *LoadBalancer) getNextAvailableServer() Server { server := lb.servers[lb.roundRobinCount%len(lb.servers)] for !server.IsAlive() { lb.roundRobinCount++ server = lb.servers[lb.roundRobinCount%len(lb.servers)] } lb.roundRobinCount++ return server }

18:20 no need of go run main.go if u have build binary, just pointless

18:20 no need of go run main.go if u have build binary, just pointless

18:20 no need of go run main.go if u have build binary, just pointless

18:20 if u have build binary file, then there is no need of go run main.go, just pointless

At 17:15 , you are actually building the go project using "go build" but you are not actually using that generated executable file. Instead you are running the server using "go run". Can you please explain what is the use of building the project here then ?

Sir 🙏 Smartcontract execution blockchain in proof of stake.. using Golang

sir u r amazing 🙏i never seen like this before in youtude..greate teacher ...sir now we need a blockchain which support smartcontract execution from scratch..using Golang

what is the point to generate token on signup? isn't it be generate in login api.

In singup api, it is not good to query database to just check email already exits or not. Instead of that we can apply validation to email in schema. so duplicate email does not exist. in this way , we do not have to query database to just check is email already exist or not

amazing session, requesting for system design full course

[1:19:00] My guy, I love your video! I’m using it to learn Go as I’m planning to start a new project in January that will be built in Go. That said-and please don’t take this the wrong way-your approach seems a bit off. You really can’t build everything at once and then hope it all works out or fix it 'one by one' later. A more structured approach would make things so much easier. Start by focusing on the core parts of the project-for example, the product feature. Write the model, implement all the necessary functionality, and test it thoroughly. Once that’s solid and working, move on to the next key aspect, and keep building iteratively. Focus on completing the foundational parts first, then tackle the complementary or secondary features. This way, you’ll always have a working, testable foundation, and you can identify issues much earlier. Keep it up though; your enthusiasm is great, and I appreciate the effort you’re putting into teaching this!

can you talk little slower

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@AkhilSharmaTech, In this part where you are handling errors for token and refresh, you are doing panic in one place and not in another. Observed this in other parts also where you handle things differentely in similar situations. Any reasons for this or just to show different ways to do things?

Minimum 1million subscribers deserved. Thank you

Started working on a microservice architecture based project, was confused, and got this, thanks!

is this code available in github ?

Sui is much more stronger than Aptos in total market cap. Would you like to teach Sui ?

awsome content

great explanation