Go (Golang) Tutorial #22 - Interfaces

In this final Golang tutorial of the series, we'll learn about interfaces!

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[kakarnyori]

Never have I ever thought I would learn GoLang in one day! A true sensei indeed! If you could, please also make a video on Go's concurrency and go routine.

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This course was an absolutely perfect introduction to Go. I have a lot of trouble focusing on long form videos, so the fact these were mostly all under 10 mins a piece made things a lot easier on me. I am sure I will still be referencing this playlist for quite awhile but I would also be very interested in learning from a more advanced Go course from you as well. Thanks!

[judithtorres]

That's the best way I've heard so far to explain Interfaces. Thank you so much.

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[pranaydas]

Man you explained this concept so easy, dude while i was learning it took me 1-2 hrs to understand this topic

[anggidastariana]

Lovely!! I really enjoyed the series Shaun!
Please consider to make other Go series about develop API using Go..

[davidchavez]

Thank you very much! Golang is the language I would like to master, you gave us great and detailed information to start the path.

[headlinerbeats]

Easiest instruction on this topic by far well done

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[anthonychukwudinwakpa]

Thank you so much Sir.
Please consider making tutorials on building web application with Golang.🙏
There's not enough tutorials, and the ones out there are not good enough.

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[CoderrX]

Hush! such a easy concept and here I thought it'll be the most difficult..

[LoveisHell]

Please consider making React + Typescript full project with Node+mySQL backend. Thank you for your hard work, Shaun!