Great video, again you are explaining how things are used in real world, which is missing in most of the videos on youtube. any teachers end goal should be their students/listeners should be be productive after going though the videos, should have all the knowledge required to write any application they want. Thank you, keep teaching... and we are waiting and following your channel...

Thank you! Great video. Before when someone explained about Interface to me I often heard about SOLID.

Great video helped me understand the concept, thanks much ❤

This was great. I think I get interfaces now!

You explained it very well. Thanks.

Very useful

He has risen from the dead

Thanku for amazing video and a big thanks for not including those shape examples

hey please make video on kafka go microservice ,much needed , there is no such good video on this topic, and bro your explanation is 🔥❤‍🔥

Thank you for sharing❤

nice explanation by the way :)

Hey man. Just a suggestion - on your course, make available first few videos without the need to buy it. Just to see what are are building etc... Every other learning platform has that, it is a good thing. Keep up the good work!

you just made realise how much i miss ableton, with your audio interface example

My favorite guru on youtube

You should be explain quantum physics. So clean

yay you are back. Can you pls make a video where you explain what it's like to live in Japan as SWE?

Hey, How is the market for golang developers in Tokyo ?

If I'm not wrong you are using GoLand right? If so can you please share the theme name? 😅

he uploaded!

Sir please started dsa when oops session has completed

Hey teach us Generics

Example of an interface 👉👌 Each of these shapes represent a relationship. That’s all you’re describing. The shapes of each thingy. Other examples? USB. A power plug and socket. As long as it has the right shape, 😫. Polymorphism. All you need is something insertable. Thing.insert works for all sorts of objects as long as they are in the same family of objects. Carrots, broomsticks, etc. They are all of interface Insertable. You’re welcome.

"this" in go isn't a reserved word right? You just choose this -- probably because you develop with OOP a lot -- but it could've been any word

Anyone else locked up 410p video quality😢

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I already understood what interfaces were, so I was able to follow. But I think that example was pretty terrible. I think you made it even more overly complicated lol. Id say work on that but otherwise, the video was cool.