How To Use A Bytes Buffer In Golang And Make It Even Better?

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In this Golang tutorial, I'm going to show you the power of Golang's Bytes Buffer type.
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[@dandogamer]

This reminds me of the "accept interfaces return structs" pattern in golang. I love go's embedding, it's very nice to compose different functionality together. Definitely beats inheritance

[@akshay-kumar-007]

didn't knew about this pattern, thanks man for the comment!!!

[@dandogamer]

@@akshay-kumar-007 like all patterns, dont use it as a silver bullet . I've seen plenty of times where people make things difficult for themselves just to meet "best practices" or "go standards"

[@DreanPetruza]

UFC & Go, 2 of my top favorite things in the world, and you sir, combined them beautifully. Thanks!

[@anthonygg_]

❤️

[@bjojosimpson]

Good to see you back sir.

[@bjugdbjk]

U r INSANELY helpful man !! Thnx a ton for ur Go stuff !!

[@quandaledingle9127]

My guy your content is perfect!

[@mozhago8280]

Great video, what is the point to have io.Closer inside the struct, there is no need to have it there as long as you are implementing the close method.

[@anthonygg_]

True my bad

[@evolagenda]

would have been cool to see how you use it with a real connection too, good work

[@jondoe79]

Wish you a speedy recovery!

[@anthonygg_]

Thanks!

[@masrur_qr]

Hooooly sh***t that was cool .😮

[@bjugdbjk]

what crazy terminal u r using, it looks so colorful ...

[@anthonygg_]

Default vscode

[@derekcarday]

would be cool to see a video of how you prepare for your videos and the workflow

[@anthonygg_]

Ama in 15 min

[@derekcarday]

@@anthonygg_ dope!

[@denysbahachuk5803]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@chizzlemo3094]

Thanks for this, maybe its a little more complex than I can handle. Say Im sending a 10.5MB file over https and then I receive it in 11 chunks, how do I rebuild the file?

[@jasontruter4981]

I would prefer if the function returns a err and close function. In this way you require the developer to call close. This is evaluated lazily.

[@bigtymer4862]

Well said

[@jasontruter4981]

@@bigtymer4862 thank you

[@aslkdjfzxcv9779]

ok, so if i made a gsp reference you'd understand? 😁

[@srttkx]

👋