Golang Goroutine Basics You MUST Learn! | Golang Concurrency EP1

Golang Goroutine Basics You MUST Learn! | Golang Concurrency EP1
Golang Concurrency Series, Episode 1: In today's Golang tutorial video, we will talk about the GoRoutines in the Go programming language. We will learn how to implement GoRoutine, when and how it is used in Go/Golang, and everything you need to know about the basics of GoRoutine to fully understand Concurrency in Go. Enjoy!

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
01:13 Setup
03:45 GoRoutines
06:04 Outro

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#golang #goprogramming #golangdojo

[c__beck]

I _love_ the premise here with the Evil Ninjas! I laughed out loud a few times!

Can't wait to see how you tackle channels!

[egpxgff]

this is the best explanation i have found on youtube. thank you very much

[diegoparraca]

Hey dude, I really like this kind of short video. This is very well explained and easy to understand. Keep doing it :)

[Sonia-gczz]

great video! I have watched many programming videos in the past and this is my first time ever commenting on learning video.

[Philantrope]

Very well explained with lively example. I also like the time measurement. 😀

[ranilmadawalage]

nice one. Looking forward for more <3

[murcielago_software]

Pretty great and intuitive example a& explanation! Thank you

[fujinafiul]

The sleep func in the task go routine should in the previous position than that printing "throwing ninja stars.." line for better understanding. Loved the simple way of presentation anyway

[sestremADB]

I'm marathoning your videos. Awesome material!

By the way, I thought you would use the name of the ninja turtles as an example. :)

[papyrus]

Hey, thanks for the video!
Is there a cleaner way to sleeping for a couple of seconds to ensure that all go routines stopped running?

So, something like a join() from other programming languages?

[abiodun]

I'm finding it hard to learn golang, most of the words and phrases used to describe a particular function sounds too "low level" for me to grasp

[saleumsack]

It seems like promise.all() in javascript right?

[manfrombritain]

i am confused as to how the deferred `time.Since` knows to be called after the go routines have finished, but doesn't wait the 2 seconds for the main function to exit!

[niklo]

What’s the purpose of a...: in your fmt in the attack function?

[advenn]

bro, video seemed really interesting, but it is hard to listen your way of speaking

[kvelez]

package main

import (
"fmt"
"time"
)

func main() {

start := time.Now()
defer func() {

}()

evilNinjas := []string{"Tommy", "Johnny", "Bobby", "Andy"}
for _, evilNinja := range evilNinjas {
go attack(evilNinja)
}
time.Sleep(time.Second * 2)
}

func attack(target string) {
fmt.Println("Throwing ninja stars at", target)
time.Sleep(time.Second)
}

[yarrowification]

Hey great video. Hopefully I'm not telling you something you already know but in this context you would say "in this series" as opposed to "in this serie".

[sethukumar]

don't use this type of motion background. I'ts actually distracting

[armans]

You seem good but your English is getting on my nerves