Golang generics in 6 minutes

Here is a hands-on example of what generics are and how to implement them in Golang.
I made a few mistakes but it happens!
Let me know if you find this a useful primer on generics in Golang.

[@karanparwani2829]

You made Generic like a piece of Cake, We need more Teacher / Mentors like you, Hats Off man 🙂

[@jhonsen9842]

Excellent short crisp and valuable content.

[@benitoe.4878]

Wow, someone actually managed to explain Generics and Generic Functions in a way that makes them simple to use. One thing to be added: How to make user defined types valid constraints by simply prefixing their underlying primitive type with ~, so that e.g. 'type MyInt int' becomes a valid contraint via ~int.

[@nagasrinivasvinodkumarpand9309]

Just the right level of crispness in tutorial videos that I always looked for.. Thank you so-much boss.. !

[@yates_]

Thanks for the great video as always! Maybe something to consider is losing the negative space by way of the background. It would significantly increase the editor's space and make the code more readable.

[@CloudNativeSkunkworks]

Thank you, I agree. I am going to look at the formatting and try to improve it

[@tobiasnickel3750]

are generics here only for the basic datatypes? or can it also be used for other structs? the usecases seem to be very limited, and we still need to build code that looks so weired like the json.Unmarshal api where we create the object outside and pass a pointer into the function.

[@dariuspirvulescu9263]

This definitely helped. Thanks!

[@strandingstranger]

Wow! Look at that! Jesse Pinkman does Golang programming tutorials! Seriously though, thanks for the video, it's pretty quick and helpful

[@CloudNativeSkunkworks]

haha, glad you like it, thanks for the comment

[@kraibs7041]

Very useful, thank you

[@CloudNativeSkunkworks]

You are welcome!

[@mediocrecoder6184]

well explained, thanks

[@dirien]

Good intro Alex! Would love to see some code of some OSS projects using Generics and then you talk through? What you think Alex?

[@CloudNativeSkunkworks]

We could discuss how we're going to introduce generics into Open Feature! 😁

[@VrashabhSontakke]

Hi, Hope you are doing well ! I have a not so small question : I am very interested in Cloud-Native tech and DevOps. As of now I am very good at Linux, Docker & started learning Kubernetes. I learnt Python for automation, learnt GO, made projects and still building more GO projects. I Looked for remote Jobs/Internships for months, and did not find any good ones. (Q 1) What do I need to do more to get those remote Jobs/Internships specially in cloud-native companies. (Q 2) looked for good-first-issues with Golang to contribute to but, can't figure out nothing. Even with projects that I use and familiar with. I didn't find the answer anywhere, Please Help !

[@mohsenataei1677]

I need to know what is you keyboard model ? Typing sound is soo satisfying.

[@CloudNativeSkunkworks]

Happy hacking keyboard 2

[@pavelerokhin1512]

great!

[@matthias2447]

Thanks. What is the name of the color scheme?