What Makes Golang Go: The Power of Go Interfaces - Ricardo Gerardi

[@20dareason09]

Definitely increased my understanding of interfaces. Thank you for the presentation!

[@BStack]

Great talk it definitely leveled my understanding of interfaces. And +1 for any talk that shows how the subject can be used when testing.

[@sathyanyn]

08:00 it starts

[@marcosissler]

Oh my God! What a great talk and presentation. My knowledge of Go has now expanded with two more releases! I am surprised at how powerful the interface is. Thank you for sharing this. I will spread this at the Brazilian community here. Hope see more soon and for sure I will take a look at your book. Bests, Marcos. Ow! How do you do your presentation with the run button? I will see if I can figure out at your presentation link, if there is one. :)

[@codeconcept]

Great talk Girardo. Thanks :)

[@codeconcept]

I've rewatched and re practiced this video 7 months after. It's really a great one. Interfaces (and contexts!) seem to be as important as goroutines and channels in everyday Go programming. Thanks again Ricardo!

[@mikelancaster8924]

Thanks

[@RodolfoAlcazarPortillo]

12:50 "colon equals operator"... Not! It's called the "walrus operator".

[@thingsiplay]

Right. But I really "hate" the name Walrus operator. Same as I hate the Hamburger menu icon in applications...

[@SV-tc8cu]

it is helpful but could be better. a lot of areas to improve and clarify for go beginners

[@a0um]

Duck typing and Go… are they somehow related with the DuckDuckGo search engine?

[@BStack]

Underrated comment.

[@pss_crs]

Generics already added

[@evolagenda]

Kathleen Kennedy does not approve this demo