@linuxshell8804
Johnny Sins is truly a modern polymath!
@carlo80101
After 7+ years of senior python thinking for me this was the 'AHA' moment right here: " team := make([]Player, 11) for i := 0; i < (len(team) - 2); i++ " I was like 'what???, you can loop over a slice of "capabilites", not just actual objects???" I think this opens a whole range of different design ideas, way of decouplig, testing, etc. Cos you're focusing on the capability, not the object / instance or whatever. Now the term 'contract' makes a lot more sense. Because you are saying, hey I don't care WHAT you are as long as you CAN DO this or that. BTW, thanks a lot Anthony! In addition to the depth of your (applicable real life) knowldge I really like your style. Feels likehaving a coding conversation in pub w. a beer. :)
@dipk.mishra
probably the video I was looking for.. Thanks Anthony!! Gonna learn so much from your channel.
@TN-kg2lv
btw the vscode theme is Gruvbox
@NORD_LK
This clears things up for interfaces with GO. Keep up the good work !
@barabekrb7366
The KickBall function of Player structure was kinda misunderstood....
@SiCrip09
Thanks for this! You gave me that big AHA and thumbs up for using VIM 🎉
@Ali-e5q7s
the best way to learn go is this chanle
@MdMunnaMIa99
thanks dear finally i understand interfaces...
@SakenBerdibekov
Hi Anthony, how do you use rand without seeding?
@damm_coder4550
😂😂Got to learn with comedy characters! CR7 and Suuuii Fked Little less messi 🤣 15:41
@andreas3858a
People on Java / Any proper/general OOP: wtf this sh*t. make life so hard The same people on broken Go's Interfaces: this is awesome. make life so easy. If you don't want OOP, it's fine. But don't force it half-baked. having interface without class are so stupid.
@mareksvitok8702
Hi Anthony, I'd like to ask you, why did you move to vscode from nvim? Just curious.
@jonathanlambrecht5642
i found a big mistake in your video, Messi>ronaldo.
@speedsociety9177
Am I missing something? Imo this videos just explains interfaces as in any other language, the main benefit/difference of interfaces in go, which is them being implicitly implemented and not defined before you need them kind of gets lost.
@anthonygg_