Introduction to microservices (Ep. 1)

[@anthonylombard8573]

15 minutes in and I can already tell this is the best resource i have found in 5 years

[@gianalfonzo62]

I watched only 20 minutes of this course and I can already tell is the best microservices tutorial I've seen in a while. Congrats!

[@asditaprasetya]

KZbin algorithm brought me here, this is the best video I've ever watched, thanks for sharing

[@AphixDev]

This is the best go microservices tutorial series out there! I needed to find a good backend language to make some microservices for a few games I'm developing, and this is absolutely perfect :)

[@aliabdullahcp]

Your tutorials attracts. Even when you don't even wanted to learn go or microservices. Thanks Alot.

[@turkisafouen2822]

I rarely comment on videos, even though it's 2 years later this video is very relevant. your calm manners and your down to earth personality only shows how smart and experienced you are.

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I'm very enjoying this series of videos about go and go with microservice. This is all that I'm looking for to few days and I'm finally found.

[@vladsvyatobatko5613]

2023 years and it is still useful information! Thanks and Hello from Ukraine!

[@tanveerraihan4066]

what i liked about your videos(beside the technical part) is the representation, its so cool and calm which is very much important when you learning something. great. Please carry on.

[@prateeksingh6018]

going through the series for the second time after 6 months, with deeper understanding of Go, It all makes sense. Amazing Nic.

[@rauldeandrade]

I love the in depth explanation of why you're writing the code the way you're writing and what the libs are doing behind the scenes. Your content is really invaluable, especially to someone new to programming like me. Thanks. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the series

[@akashmore83386]

I am falling in love with your content, just finished the first chapter of building microservices with Golang

[@pbznt]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am looking to learn GO microservices to build a solid backend to my flutter app on google cloud infrastructure with Cloud Run or GKE. You are the best teacher on KZbin, clearly.

[@axomclutchgod1414]

Best go tutorial , best go api video. I recommended to every Go begineer and advance user

[@babusasidhar]

Thanks Nic..Started and getting things from today..Great video..Please don't delete these videos.

[@jamesrooney931]

This is an awesome resource for anyone interesting in using Go to build micro-services. Highly recommended.

[@ialkusudi6328]

The best contribution at this time that I can do to support this channel is subscribe, like, don't skip ads and comment when I watch using my phone, thanks for sharing nic

[@nikooplayer]

Thank you very much Nic. I am not a developer anymore, but following your courses I have much better understanding about Go, REST API and micro services.

[@noibiolamilekan3501]

This is one of the best Go programming videos I've seen. The presenter is very calm, and I would like to purchase any of his courses, if available. Thank you.

[@arunkr4]

I really enjoyed and understood the basics of using the HTTP package. Thanks, Nic. Go ahead.

[@techwithbube]

your tutorial is matured. Thanks so much. You explained it in a way that makes me fall in love with microservice already.

[@judacs]

I'm learning golang right now because I need to migrate an API from node to Go and I was planning on using a microservice architecture on it. I just found out your channel and this series and it fits my case perfectly. I really enjoyed this first video, you're really good at explaining things. And just from this first video I already know I'm gonna learn a lot and love the next ones. thank you so much for this piece of work, my man

[@StanKudrow]

Seeing how much Nic enjoys teaching this made me even more interested in Go microservies

[@NicJackson]

I really want to revamp this series. I love writing Go.

[@masterchief1520]

​@@NicJacksonpls do

[@sinamobasheri]

I really appreciate your effort, youtube is full of low quality and shallow tutorials but this series is fantastic ❤

[@ma34529]

lol what a comment

[@pb8655]

If the mood ever strikes you I’d love to see this continued

[@RohitRaj-ot9ws]

Calm, Informative, Perfectly Composed.Bravo Sir.

[@nityanandagohain4154]

Excited and looking forward to the rest of this series, thank you for making this :)

[@पापानटोले]

Excellent. Lockdown due to Covid-19 finally allowing me to learn Go and Microservices.

[@ksubyslowed]

Mysore Peshwa Sams currently looking into create a site with go and react

[@solromero.digital]

Thanks you so much for the quality of the video and the explaination. I really get a better understand of how work the http handlers in go.

[@vtvvnha2230]

i enjoy to watch the whole playist again and again

[@rajatgoenka8797]

Just watched the first episode. I am already a fan of your work and gonna binge watch the entire series.

[@9ShivamSharma]

Seems like I am all geared up for ruling Go Microservices.

[@apratim1919]

:)

[@lowki2309]

How I didn't know about this channel before, what an amazing work you put Nic. Really big thanks

[@ojukwuchibuzor269]

I really loved this, the way you calm down to teach is awesome, could you make a video that shows how Go actually runs, similar to how javascript uses a single thread and the event loop. I feel knowing this will affect the way we think about the code and also make better decisions.

[@kartikxramesh]

I'm so glad I was recommended this video, thanks for all your work!

[@faustogomez7731]

Thanks Nic, I've just started to watch this Go tutorial and as far as the first video is, it is really good.

[@kevinl.9657]

Why is there only one like button?! Damn! I really like this series. Keep it up. Thanks Nic. This is of very big help.

[@YounisJad]

the best introduction for the basics, I'm going to revise from here onward, thanks @nic

[@jaygovindsahu7445]

Wow! Thank you so much for the awesome video. Your explanation for every line of code makes things so easy to comprehend. I am new to Go and really excited to start learning by watching all videos in this series. Thank you!!!

[@douglascrowder]

Very nice! I like your teaching style. Keep going please.

[@shrn]

How didn't I find this gem before!! Absolute masterpiece 🔥

[@mathiasthibault5084]

Discovered this today :) I will try to catch up (great explanations thus far)

[@OtRatsaphong]

Thank you for this series. I am at the beginning of my Go microservices journey. I’ll hold off from questions until I’ve seen the rest of the videos. Your explanations are nice and clear.

[@johnschmidt874]

I've just found your channel. Your contents are great! Keep making good contents mate!

[@mykhaylogusak2321]

Great class. I´m getting started with Go and grpc for building microservies and that's video it's very useful. Thanks for sharing knowledge.

[@raulhespinosa]

I’m impressed, it took you 50 minutes something you could have explained in 5 minutes.

[@NicJackson]

Thanks, I hope you watched it on 10x speed so you did not have to endure the whole thing.

[@raulhespinosa]

@@NicJackson hehehe, 2x as fine

[@anticipatient]

Very much appreciate this. Thanks for your time in putting it together.

[@JohnHAdams-vo2pk]

Just clobbered together my first Go micorservice at work. Luckily it's not destined for production but it was both fun and challenging. Wish I found your channel before I set to work on it - but subscribing now.

[@nikta456]

"Using a Windows machine might sound like a heresy" - I love that one. -The Heretic.

[@punitpatel5565]

This guy is so amazing. Just cannot leave screen. Super job man.

[@lucasoliveiralima8844]

Really good job man, this series has been helping me a lot.

[@amansetia8655]

i love this, the way of teaching, the calmness, amazing

[@deepakcf22]

Thanks for the series. Its really helpful. Watched 5 episodes. Looking forward to completing it.

[@briandebeer3022]

Absolutely loving this series already. Great explanation!

[@adityateltia7583]

Amazing ! Didn't flinch for straight 40 minutes , it was awesome and insightful ... Looking forward to complete the playlist and have a good grasp on Microservices using GO . Thankyou Nic :)

[@robbyfischer7803]

Wow. You are awesome. Such a great tutorial. Your clear voice and pronouncing makes it really good working for me as a non native English speaker to follow your sayings. Nice content and straight line through the whole tutorial! Thank you for uploading and your effort!

[@codelinx]

Pretty good start. I'm following along some other tutorials for creating apis and gRPC and this isn't bad as a guest vid, but I can see this isn't a basics/syntax beginner guide.

[@KristainPutra]

THIS IS THE BEST IN DEPT EXPLANATION!

[@idawud]

I love ❤️ this series, wished I found this earlier

[@nickshautidze7841]

Oufff this is definitely the best resource, Hands down!

[@ultiumlabs4899]

thanks Nic, find many new insights in this first episode, I'll jump in to the next one.

[@chevalier5691]

Oh boi we're gonna cover Docker and Kubernetes as well?! Let's get it

[@plashless3406]

Thank you so much for such a great series. I'm really enjoying and learning a lot.

[@uni6503]

Hi Nic, Thanks for posting this for free on KZbin. I'm looking forward to watching it, you're covering all the material I'm interested in.

[@me1508]

It was very helpful and I'm looking forward to attend coming live stream!👨‍💻

[@pablomendez3590]

Man, thank you for this series! I'm starting yo see all the videos and I think is amazin what and how yo explain all of this! Thanks again!

[@vinnbrock]

Just found your channel. I can't wait to watch all your videos. How do you NOT have more subscribers?!

[@danmurphy4802]

Looking forward to the rest of the series!

[@joebradshaw7674]

Only just found this and begun to watch but awesome awesome content Nic. Looking forward to seeing it all progress. Exactly what I needed :)

[@borisakelovic9930]

finally some wider explanation ... Thank you Nico..

[@davejfranco]

Thanks for sharing, looking forward for the next episodes!

[@vonmutinda4888]

This is really good. Here are topics I'd like you to cover in between the series. 1. Pointers - and 2. Interfaces

[@NicJackson]

I think this is a great idea, let me set up an intro to Go video

[@vonmutinda4888]

@@NicJackson Awesome. Those are always challenging beginnersa great deal. Also a brief tour harnessing power of go's concurrency patterns.

[@danielmcgrane8608]

Absolutely invaluable, thanks Nic

[@abhiachalla4165]

Great content! I will try to complete this playlist and then comment again to see how consistent I am!!

[@gabesusman4592]

Great series, rewatching to review the basics. It'd be cool if you made some k8s/service mesh content as well, I feel like you'd do a great job of explaining that

[@SayfSentinel]

Discovered your channel. I enjoyed your way of teaching

[@PrashantSingh-tg7ht]

Thank you for this video. You are a great teacher.

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sounds appetizing , i am on it, thanks for the share

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This is literally gold. Thanks.

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Bless. Mesmerized by your work!

[@anuragkothare6181]

Great Explanation. Hope to see more videos.

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The best go channel

[@nodirbeksharipov458]

I am gonna really enjoy learning it. Great job sir, thanks a lot

[@buny0n]

Me - laid back, faded ; thinking aloud, cracking myself up, and spilling cereal-milk all over my chest ( @14:14 ) was like: " y'toss in the god damn fyne framework 'n you got yourself a deal (yt-sub), buster."

[@blazkowicz666]

God Bless You For this Series!!

[@sammy7514]

All ur videos r more than enough to learn Go .. btw U r awesomeeeeeee

[@bloody789]

Great Work I was looking for this tutorial for a long time !!

[@Taarnak]

Very nice introduction. Thanks!

[@M4rkux]

At 28:20 You pressed F11 to go full screen, and to exit full screen you could press F11 again. Visual Code is built in electron, so it's like a chromium browser.

[@muhammadrizsky8519]

Nice, very very clear and straight forward

[@Oswee]

Man... Go, Containers and Coffee... you should definitely keep this series going!!! There is so little great quality content. Especially when we talk about more like real-world'ish approaches and concepts. I just will go ahead and say that i personally am using Bazel as build system for Protobufs, Go, TS, containers and interaction with Kubernetes. I know, Bazel is quite "exotic" and complex topic, but... i would love to see more about development cycles from developer local version to staging, to production, etc. Like... how all of those stages get passed, how image versions appear in the clusters, etc. Ambitious, right? :D Btw, rarely covered topic is semantic versioning in real-world applications. We have quite a lot theory about the theory... but we have very little practical examples. Which IMO is quite important for CI/CD context.

[@БуджавБилэгтбаатар]

Thank you so much as junior developer, 😸😸🍀

[@jfrankogramos6620]

I really need to tell you Thank you so much. It's my first time here in your chanel, I'm suscribing keep with this kind of videos I'll watch every single video. And Again thanks God Bless you from Guatemala. I'd like to watch a video about deploy.

[@sama54664]

Hi there, Nik, thank you for the course! I meet a problem that my terminal acts not the same way as it has shown. For example, the curl command worked wrong. After some research, I realized that the problem was caused by the PowerShell terminal that was loaded by default in my VSCode. After changing it on the Bash terminal (installed in Git folder) all starts working right. Mb will be helpful for others.

[@NicJackson]

Thank you, your comment is going to be super useful to other viewers. When I started making these videos, I had no idea that so many folks used Windows for Go development. That is not in any way a criticism of Windows as a development environment, I actually use Windows as my main computer but with the WSL2 VM for Linux. There are actually quite a few subtle differences between running the commands on Linux and in Windows, I am going to call these out better in the future.

[@sama54664]

Hi Nik, Thank you for your response. I don't know if my case is relevant among your viewers. I'm a very newbie in programming and I'm just starting to figure how servers work. It may be not obvious to choose Go as a complete beginner. There are two reasons for this to me. First, based on my knowledge about the language, I have a feeling that its popularity continue to increase in future. Second and the most important for me, it is an unique opportunity to find all needed peaces in one place. No needs to learn a language, then a platform, and then a bunch of frameworks to finally puzzle the full picture. The only thing, I haven't count that Linux is still required. 😁

[@mehrdaddowlatabadi2319]

Helpful content and great teaching skills. Thanks man

[@mariamxw]

Amazing series

[@vtvvnha2230]

greate series, thank you from vietnam

[@billblair3155]

Thank You Very Much! You Da Man!!! Yep, like Aphix said, Best thus yet. Thanks again.

[@r080d]

Thank you Nic. Much appreciated!