*Go* with whatever tech suits you :)

if you want to avoid the windows security question on every run you should consider using a port that isnt reserved for admins

The Linux issue you're having is very fair. The go install instructions say "You may need to run the command as root or through sudo" and the command given is "rm -rf /usr/local/go && tar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.20.5.linux-amd64.tar.gz" The natural reaction is to add "sudo" at the beginning. But you need to add it for both "rm" and "tar", which is why installing it wasn't working. I would say this is more of go's fault for not mentioning this.

He has awakened. Go is a very solid language with a bright future.

Looking at how hard it was for you to even run hello world in go, it makes sense why you have nightmares from JS...

Awesome video! I can't even figure out how the GO module system works.

I used go a bit when it was first announced. It was amazing at the time. Years later I went through the Rust book and have no desire to use go. That said, I’m using sveltekit for my frontend/backend. Most of us don’t need that extra performance since most bottlenecks are IO aka the database. I do have a potential long running process that, depending on how the js performs, I’ll rewrite that in rust and have it do that one thing. In the future when frameworks like leptos become more mature or there’s a “Rust on Rails” type contender, I’d definitely ditch js for that. Side note: after Mojos announcement, that could be a game changer

Technically the way you were using JWTs had nothing to do with encryption. You only signed the payload.

woah nice video about my favourite programming language. NIce reminder to start watching conicatus again. Btw, I know the error handling is verbose but functions in go returning each and every possible error makes it so that you are also forced to handle all of them.

"You can encrypt it using SHA" - Please stop calling hashing encryption. It's just wrong.

I use golang for my backend and game server, and it saves me a lot of money. Learning golang and fixing bugs takes more time than nodejs, because I'm still learning too.

Okay I want to give a try ❤

1:19 nice to see I am not the only one struggling with dev environments in Linux and just switched back to Windows to get shit done. A few days ago I just wanted to code some c in EndevourOS (dual boot) and it literally lasted 10 min for the first path errors and 10 more minutes for the nvidia drivers being corrupted after sudo pacman -Syu, leaving me with only the terminal and no UI... I guess pop os is the only fairly stable distro to actually work in if you have an nvidia card

Had the same journey w the docs. Do the go w tests and it makes a lot more sense

Awesome video man! I actually tried go at one point and felt the same way about so many things, especially modules. But seeing you actually recommend it, welp, let's just say I'll give it another "go". :)

2:37 Now that's true 😂. I honestly like the performance and all Go provides but the syntax is a little bit ewww for me compared to what I'm used to (TS)

5:52 Python has tenserflow, and Rust crate for tenserflow is not good enough yet

Can you make your code size larger

Which programm is he using to print out the network traffic

I was hoping for a bit more on what benefits you saw from golang, what problems it solved which were present in your JS projects.

Great video, I've wanted to actually try out go more in depth then I have, seems fun (and annoying)

Have you used kotlin with springboot?

You actually don’t have to manually type in the imports. Just go get -u and then use the package wherever you need it. Should auto import upon saving the file lol. Just make sure to go mod tidy afterwards

Ok ok how would the projekt look like with java? Really want that video next 🙂

My NodeJS backend works, not gonna fw it for a while. It will probably get a Go or Rust rewrite at some point but that’s damn near the bottom of the priority list.

bro what is that keygen music edit: 2:44 GMod licenses???

How do you deal with 3rd party APIs not using go? What if I want to use a payment processor that does use GO?

Did you tried Ocaml🐪 ?

4:10 when you explained JWT, I feel like you kinda didn't explain it right. Anyone can decode it, the data itself is not encrypted, instead you write a header, which contains information about the signature and type, you write the payload which just the payload you use, and then finally you write a signature that can be only written by a private key on the server. JWT doesn't protect the data, it instead gives data signature in such a way that it can be later confirmed that the data hasn't been tampered with.

OK, I will stop using JS. I will use TS instead. If you also tell me to stop using TS, how the hell am I supposed to write a frontend UI? EDIT: Bro changed the title from JavaScript to NodeJS and also added a comment justifying his statement to prevent getting doxxed. 💀 Anyways, if you tell me to stop using Node, Bun and Deno look like good alternatives. EDIT 2: This guy really tried to hide all the evidences for the original video title & thumbnail. The title was changed earlier to NodeJS but now even the thumbnail changed from "Try GO" to "I tried GO". I actually kinda feel bad for you that you had to change everything to make people happy. It takes away the humor present. EDIT 3 (July 20, 2023): Title was changed multiple times in the past until it became just 'I tried go' and now he adds '(masterpiece)' what

Alright bro , let try golang 3:07

2:09 WTFF you have the same mug as mine, that scared me for a moment 😭

Give me a single use case where JS capabilities won't suffice, but go would?

@conaticus thanks for updating the title...

very cool

But go should be slower than nodejs. Because in node js uses worker threads to work async tasks.but i believe go uses threads.which is faster?i am not sure

>Brave Browser opinion discarded 🚮

Why not use C# at this point.

Why don't just install golang from your package manager?

- Why did you switch to Go? Me: Go does not have an effing trycatch bs and is fast as f

name of music @4:30

Golang makes some basic ass stuff so damn complicated. I work with streams of data in node a lot and doing it in go instead is such a fucking drag

god mod why, reminds me of my case. i use go and git commands, and end up with got run ... got add * got commit ... got mod vendor

cant tell me what to doooo

Why not just use C++?

The hardest part of using Go is trying to get it installed.

1:24 judging by your accent i would assume its a fair statement for a citizen to make

True. I will use typescript. This vloggers don’t practice so much coding. You can spot them when using statements like “use this tech instead”. Is just better.

Why do you not recommend using python ?

"The queen is dead" 💀

Cool video, but you should probably fix your keyboard since it takes 1000 clicks to type a single character.

whatever the language i feel like in 2023 every programming language is inefficient. If only low code solutions were less annoying in certain areas that would be great. We had a big leap between fortran and let's say, java. Now it's time for a big leap from modern languages to low code + ai Currently it’s basically a cripple fight between different programming languages imo We’re living in times where we feel everything should be easier but we still didn’t manage to make it so

You aren't having linux problems. You are having you problems. You should use a package manager

Why do you even compare such different technologies?

Future video idea: "STOP using Go... Try Rust"

it's people say oh I like water more than food! Javascript is more for frontend stuff.

I'm a node js Dev. But I love Rust, Go as well. I'm not fully switching from node js but gonna use the besides node js.

based

lets gooo

I was literally finishing a .js script, and this video show up in my youtube home. 🤡

It is insane how you can produce such low quality javascript code yet feel entitled to comment what other people should use

After watching this i will definitely use nodeJs until some conceiving video will come..

Blames Javascript, moves to Go... Blames Linux, moves to Windows... Blames VSCode (made by Microsoft)... Blames Go Documentation, moves to ChatGPT... ...complains about using ChatGPT In conclusion: Blames Go for not having any big options that do everything for you "like Python" ...but don't use Python!

lmao, youtube is stalking me, I've recently switched from node to go, and youtube suggests me this video, just clicked coz he's talking about node and what do you know, he switched to go too

You know you're a programmer when you managed to make the simplest task the most complicated task of the day. AHAHAHA

You may dislike JavaScript and/or TypeScript and prefer Go instead, though I don't think you should force other people to learn Go instead. Each person has their preferences, and therefore they might prefer another language depending on their needs. Therefore, learning other programming languages, like Go, might not be the best one for something they're looking for. Instead of forcing people to learn other languages, I'd recommend "telling" them to give it a try instead. The title should probably be changed to "Reasons to learn Go instead of JavaScript".

🦀 🦀🦀

please make the same video with rust :D

please don't put password in jwt 😶‍🌫

why vscode whyyyy (Jetbrains user here :D)

2:26, you crazy little fella! By using only global variables, you will survive only in projects that are easy to handle between f()s, such as scientific and database ones. For more complex projects, such as games, it would be a disaster! Because f()s can be called in alternative ways, according to values of variables. It's not just a matter of worrying about f()s inner content.

me after writing an entire system using js and hear someone say js is the best language😂

Stop saying what I should stop 😂

What is nodejs? Using go for last 3 years

Who's this geeza

Yeah, js is bad but even worse is Node js, I'm at the point where I really hate node js. This is bc some days ago I've been trying to make some desktop aplication and honestly it was one of THE worst choices ever. So I'll tremake the same thing but in tauri and hope for the best and the node js thing will remain abandoned and I'll never use node js for handling json files...

I would love to see the dislike stats on this video...

*Go* outside

0:10 skill issue

i LOVE javascript

now try rust and make a video called "STOP Using GoLang"

I hate JavaScript with a passion, but I love rust and C.

try kotlin

Now do rust

Beg me 🙃

😂😂😂

early

It won't work, so good luck convincing developers to stop using JS everywhere.

Go Rust ! 🎉

NO I will use javascript for eVERYTHING I'd use javascript in kernel programming if I ever did that

silly

Try Rust 🤪

Yep, sure, JavaScript is abhorrent. But switching one dung to another, JS to Go - that does not make sense. Go is quite ill-designed too.

> can't follow simple documentation to install Go in Linux > Linux bad

js better!

This comment section is full of gatekeepers, not surprising at all...

linux is good.

Vid was not bad but unfortunately clikbait

Rust is better with errors, probably.

There is a go backend framework: Fiber