Omg, a programing related video, with a person that does not have negative five in charisma, and talk in a speed that doesn't require me to increase the playback speed. Well done sir, well done!

This makes Go Modules so much easier to understand than in the official documentation.

The video quality is awesome and the background makes a difference while listening, I watched this video at a playback speed of 0.75.

Quality content. Great work the pace at which you speak is a little fast but the video is awesome and a much needed one.

Great video, thanks 👍 I liked your fast pace: I normally die of boredom waiting for tech vids to get to the point 😁

OMG this video is amazing. The info is great. I didn't waste my time. Everything was so easy to understand. The graphics is awesome and the speed as well. Keep going bro!

to the point, crisp and clear..Thanks !! exactly what i was looking for.

Super clear and informative! I was recently trying to contribute to the Docker project. And this video really helps me.

Thanks for the wonderful video Steve!

This is the best explanation ... Keep up the good work!!! THANK YOU !!!!

Best Go Module Explanation! Thanks a lot 🙌🏻

Great job!

very clear! keep going!

Amazing video!! I am currently learning go and will keep a close eye on this channel you should be way bigger!

Holy smoke! I love your training videos

That was insane, man. Keep it up.

Your videos always help. A great explanation of go modules.

Thank you for the clear explanation.

Amazing video. Thank you Steve. !

Thanks bro im trying to go from frontend to backend and watching your cool videos is amazing! . Thank you, all your content is helping me a lot

Love your videos man supper cool and educational.

surprised you only have 5k subs. You deserve so many more dude💚💚

Thanks bro, I really like this format, it's fast and direct, no bullshit

Quality content, my good man

Best videos you can find in KZfaq for Golang...loving all of your videos. If possible please try to cover "replace" in go mod.

Thank you for this video

Mad quality, great content 🤙

nice one, thanks a lot

Your videos are pure quality Steve, the editing, the information presented, so easy to understand and apply, well done! I have a request fora future video, are you able to do a video on gRPC/Protocol Buffers in Go? This subject is a bit complex so your ability to break it down in a video would be very helpful.

I am new to GO ecosystem. Really enjoyed your content.Looking forward to more content from you

I Always with you bro.

Very useful. this is amazing

you must love the life you live. you're so Motivated and fun.

Thank you for this amazing content Steve! Please make a video about documentation and testing...

no one can leave your page without subscribing it... great presentation..

thanks for the information

I'm having an issue when trying to follow the video: When importing any package inside the main.go file after running 'go mod init' and installing it with 'go get' as shown in the video, I get the error message (replaced . with (.)) could not import github(.)com/gorilla/mux (cannot find package "github(.)com/gorilla/mux" in any of C:\Program Files\Go\src\github(.)com\gorilla\mux (from $GOROOT) C\src\github(.)com\gorilla\mux (from $GOPATH) \Users\max\go\src\github(.)com\gorilla\mux (from $GOPATH))" when I hover over the import statement. It looks like it's trying to import the packages the old way from GOPATH/src instead of GOPATH/pkg where they are being installed right now. Is this a VSCode/gopls issue? I followed the steps shown in the video and my GOPATH/GOROOT is also set up correctly. Also, the package installation is being reflected in both go.mod & go.sum in the same way as shown in the video.

well done mate that was very helpful

i´m a newbie in Go, and having problem with packages. I´m trying to import a package (fiber). It´s fine when i use it on main package, on main.go. But when i try to import from another directory, other package it´s not found anymore. What i´m doing wrong? Thanks for your attention!

Up to the point. Perfect speed. Just what I'm looking for. Thank you so much for the video. As usual google Docs suck IMO because they are not in a particular order.

I have to say it, you absolutely nailed this. How do you only have ~5k subs?! Anyway, you've got one more now :)

Great stuff bro, you got the quality.

This guy is a saint! I wish I could meet him someday. He has made things easy.

You deserve wayy more subscribers.

Excelente explanation !

Super tutorial interesting and useful!

Thank you.

This video is too good

thanks a ton from bottom olf my heart its way way more awesome explanation compare to go docs thanks

I really like the level of detail you're going into. I'm coming out of this not remembering any of the precise commands but I have a complete mental picture of how all the parts interact. I like the speed but the tempo of the music on top of the fact that you're already going fast was stressing me out.

Nice vidéo ! Keep up the good work

You should keep going with this series

This channel is so much underrated! Thank you, Steve! ❤ Please keep making videos.

great video, i also liked the fast pacing. A video on idiomatic go or how to structure go applications would be great,

nice tutorials! qq what font are you using on your terminal?, its very clean and readable.

If a dependency released a new version, how do I upgrade it?

At 5:05, did you manually type import "github...", or was it autocomplete (after autosuggest)? I am wondering how can we have autosuggest for some package for first time import after "go get package", or do I have to know full package/function path for import?

Steve - love your videos..You should share a video on how your setup to make these videos and what one needs to do such video content.I plan to make some videos but a little challenged

Hi..is it really needed to name ur module as *github.com/foo/bar* ? can i simply name it to something simple like *foobar* ?

your speed is awesome, and content to the point, kudos for it, just one suggestion, either avoid background music in technical videos or keep that voice low, it interferes with understanding the concepts. thank you :)

What terminal are you using with the light blue prompt background?

I didn't get the intro but the rest of the video was great.

waiting for web tutorial videos, thank you for useful go mod

Please make a complete series on go microservices

I like your style

Nice video. Btw you could be a perfect rapper

Why isn't this channel bigger?🤯

How can you import a local module that has another dependency to another local module?

Perfect speed to keep users engaged

so what the hack is a go module anyway?

Hai, can you please do a video on dependency injection

Hi Steve! Thank you so much for sharing this! I was hoping you could help me to understand how should I determine the module name, I do not understand why github.com/something/something is used, I have been going over the Go docs but I am still very confuse. does github.com(or gitlab.com)/something/something represents my personal account? github.com/username/name-of-the-project(root of the project) ? If I am using a monorepo with microservices should I name the module: github.com/username/name-of-the-project/microservices(directory that contains each microservice)/name-of-the-service? Thank again my friend!

Hi, Steve...please make a video on net package !

2:17 not getting go.mod file after (ls) in my go-modules folder.

the only moment I personally would speak that fast is when I urgently would need to run for the toilet ;-). Otherwise: great vid, great graphics, great show! Take a breath man :-)

This. This is how you make a programming tutorial.

Hey man! I've watched a couple of your go videos and I love them! I still had two questions though: Why exactly should you call your module 'github.com/username/project' and not just 'project'? I hope this isn't too personal; what hair products do you use? Your hair looks freaking amazing :D

Can't understand how to import packages from GOPATH and from subpackages in current module. Help please.

I request you to add some useful projects with coding walkthrough in this series

At 1:58 what should i use instead of your resopritires..

This video explains basically everything about go modules except for the explanation why go modules even exists and what they are used for.

The v3 stuff is crap. Why they did that?

What are you doing in my Addict ?

Programming videos should be like this, fast, accurate, and with visual representations. Great video! I finally got the answers about Go modules after a couple of hours of head-scratching

is this outdated. i follow the exact instruction. it just wont printout anything (timestamp 7 minutes). only hello world works. no connection successful or anything. i cannot follow this tutorial further :(

thanks steve, if you have any udemy course for a full go tutorial i'll definitely buy

migration section ....was so fast ...I was simply lost ...I guess I have to rewatch it a number of times

a detail: when you pronounce "go get" it sounds like "go git" - which for me - was confusing.

Had to check if I was speeding up the video by accident lol

Gio giet

Please, talk a little slowly. It was very useful.

Should we follow along the video

Another thing folks, migrating an old project is never easy. You will feel the pain if the project is large.

Mate that alarm sound at the start of the video… please avoid it.

Can't see what he writes, as it's on the edge of the screen.

You are using bad font, you can use powerlevel10k recomended font mesloNG, you can download it from official github page

Great video thanks. Go has become so ugly after a few years.

Useful video, but you really need to cool down that talking. Makes me nervous just to listen to you for 20 seconds...

Why are you in so much hurry? sounds like over-excited.

Ведущий русский? Не знаю почему у меня такое чувство