Golang Tutorial #1 - An Introduction to Go Programming

An introduction to the go programming language for beginners. In this golang tutorial you will learn the basics of go, setup a go lang coding environment and write your first ever "Hello World!" program in golang. Go is a modern and extremely useful programming language. It was developed at google to work as an efficient server side programming language for creating distributed applications. It has now somewhat replaced the C++ and Java stack at google.

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[TechWithTim]

Recently I've been getting more into Go and I have been absolutely loving it. Such a great language that has syntax similar to python with speed and typing comparable to C. I would encourage you guys to learn more about Go, I have a feeling it's going to be massive in the future!

[bigfutz]

How are you actually reading my mind, this is exactly what i was looking for.

[baumths]

Great video! I was actually going to start reading on Golang this week... Blew my mind seeing a video from you about it. Thanks Tim, looking forward to this series! Keep the great work!

[jimrakel]

Great timing! I actually checked out the Go Home page last night for the first time, but couldn't find a video tutorial that was less than an hour long! Definitely looking forward to the rest of the series!

[doomguy]

Damn I was just thinking of starting this and here comes Tim to the rescue! Love this channel

[maritvansanten]

Love it! I've been trying to learn how to code every now and then but never understood how it actually functions. Mostly because all you learn is the code, literally. Thanks to Tim, Go and VSC and only these first lines of coding that are actually put into an exe, it finally made sense to me.

[vishnurammageshvaran]

Your friendly attitude is the one which made me to choose you as my guide for programming.
Your tutorials are the best for learning python as a beginner as well as for advanced coding.
Thank you @TechwithTim for uploading these great videos.

[OnlyTiramisu]

Dude how? I was literally thinking about getting in to Go yesterday :o Thanks a bunch I know where I'm gonna start from <3

[hk.]

15:30 no it does matter what operating system you are on. A Go binary compiled for windows will only work on windows. But it isn't hard to cross compile Golang, just change your GOOS and GOARCH environment variables and you'll compile for the correct target.

[fabu]

Great new tutorial,
I didn't think about learning a new language and I only learnt Python up to now, but I thought this is a great new opportunity to get into a new language and learn something new. I just want to tell you thank you for giving me this opportunity and I just love your vids and tutorials!

[farhanfaisal]

Tim I think you are reading minds. I was thinking of Go Language yesterday and today here you come.

[samporter]

Quality tutorial Tim, looking forward to following the rest of the series

[anbk]

Thank god only ydy i was looking for some good tuts on go lang, and here you come! :)

[opensourceradionics]

This is the kind of style I love for tutorials. Thanks man!

[SevenElevenII]

Very nice tutorial! One quick correction, the compiled form I believe is at the Operating System. So if you compile it on Windows and it generates the .exe, you cannot send that to a Linux user to run. As is the case with compilation, you need to build your package per Operating System you intend to ship it on (generally is Windows/Linux/Mac).

[unlkc]

LETS GOOO thank you so much tim! you are the best!!

[igbinosuneric]

Love your content i had started GO awhile back but didn't get it. yesterday i was thinking i should get back into GO and here Tim to the recuse, want GO to be my default language. keep coming with the awesome content

[joelmontesdeoca]

First time on your channel. Wow dude, the intro video was fantastic! It was as good as Corey Schafer's videos, my favorite creator for Python tutorials. Keep up the good work!

[kiranjoshi]

Apart from your excellent videos, I appreciate your commitment.
Everyday around this time, you upload a video. That's just amazing. This is inspiring me to be productive & meet my goals daily.

[pathseeker]

Love it whenever you upload a tutorial