Go Programming for beginners | Working with files and JSON

Today we're turning our Go beginners guide up a notch by learning how to deal with files and data structures like JSON. We navigate the Go documentation, and build an application that reads videos from a JSON file and updates them.

We learn about structs, I/O, byte arrays\slices, converting bytes to go types and back to bytes.
These are fundamentals of working with data in Go.

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[devopssimon]

Your great teacher, thanks for the videos. They say that if you can explain something complex so that others understand it, then you know your stuff. You nail it in every video you make. Thanks again and well done.

[shafee]

what in the world... this guy is amazing! Subscribed and liked! :)

[shiva.sharan]

Great walk through and hands-on. Realistic and pragmatic. Amazing work. Kudos to you sir !

[viktorgadachek]

Very informative and useful! You are the man!
You've got almost 15k subscribers! Way to go Marcel!
Can't wait to see the new videos!

[antrikshpal]

Your contents are really good. Please make a detailed video on spinnaker as well

[DevOpsJourney]

I'm a Python man myself.. but GO does look so promising.

[mohamedhabas]

Dude, , You are just awesome
take care :)

[georgelza]

Marcell, any chance you can do a video covering Protbuf's as a means of exchanging data..

[alxizr]

can you explain why you created the module in the beginning of the video and never used it ? thanks