Start using this Go design pattern.. Consumer Interfaces!

In this video, I give you an explanation and show a simple example of Consumer (client) interfaces in Golang, explaining why they work the way they do and what the benefits are. This video assumes that you know basic Go and mentions some other design patterns like Dependency Injection (let me know if you want a video on that).
I'm really enjoying Golang lately and hope to use this channel to create lots of (hopefully) useful tutorials!
Peace and love, Sig

[@eldr-io]

Let me know if you'd like more Golang tutorials, this was a bit of an experiment!

[@sylvaingaffie]

yes please. I love the bite size format too.

[@woytecki]

Nice Arch flex at 4:39 btw

[@ekkkinox]

Very good tutorial 💪 yes please continue making some, they're clear, clean and nice to follow.

[@sysbeast]

Thanks for your great video!!! Love your style of teaching!! Please go on :)

[@gem-404]

Very informative, keep making more

[@avar5107]

great explanation

[@diobrandoggo7471]

NVIM Config Reveal? that cursor is sick

[@eldr-io]

Hey, I'll do a video on it in the near future but my nvim config is here: github.com/sigrdrifa/nvim

[@veag687]

Nice!

[@anassbenhalima7004]

WWE want more go videos

[@dimitrios42]

Hello, love your Videos! I would love to see more Go content from you.
Note: How did you get that curser animation in nvim ?

[@eldr-io]

I use Neovide :)

[@Deeshlomo123]

awesome video ૮ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ა dependency injection video pls

[@simon8730]

Excellent tutorial! Would love to see you talk about some more industry standard languages such as VBA (:

[@ishaanprakash4187]

Neovide user spotted

[@yasminbennett6747]

your voice is so cute ૮ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ა where are you from?

[@mloskot]

From OpenAI

[@delicious_seabass]

@@mloskot GOTTEM!