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And this causes an evolution of work in progress.
And it's as we kind of move into the material and we started out with Daniel's example.
And then as I go OK there's three things I really want to explore in that example and one of those things
was to explore everything we just went through the interfaces because I've seen a lot of people including
myself who don't have a super solid grasp on interfaces or and make sure that was solid.
And that was a big chunk.
And then another big chunk is just a really small piece of Daniel's example was context.
Now I'm like Let's make sure everybody understands context because again even I myself economics business
background formal academic training then moved into programming and teaching intro computer science
classes even myself with that experience I don't have a super solid grasp on context so I want to add
Daniel being a professional developer in my estimation does have a really good grasp of context.
So so I wanted to make sure that we go into understanding what context is because it's essential to
web architecture and to creating API is when you're is that correct.
Yeah.
You need it nowadays.
Yeah.
When when you're working with go and it will make your life easier.
That's also correct.
Right.
Like once you understand it's gonna make things easier.
So to to correctly architect the web an API is with go you need to have a nice solid understanding of
context.
And I believe that this perspective that I have that this is something that really needs to go into
can be reinforced by art in labs.
Bill Kennedy who's one of the leading trainers in the Go programming language and he's got his finger
on the pulse of go as much as anybody.
His recent blog post like just this month was all about context.
And so I'm excited to explore context with you we're going to talk about context in just one second
but I want to point something out in this class we are at.
Videos sixty one and we like keeping these videos these courses somewhere between 10 to 15 hours ideally
closer to 10.
And so I'm gonna go up to the top of our course name here and I'm going to add one more word web architecture
fundamentals with go.
And that way we'll bring this course and summer 10 15 if we're already at video sixty one in each one's
been ten minutes.
That's six hundred minutes or ten hours of content we've already created.
And again I like to air on the side of giving too much rather than not enough so that we can bring everybody
along and those and that we're very thorough and we give you your give great value for your money right
give you great value for your time and money.
But anyhow we'd like to keep them closer to 10 to 15 hours so we'll do the fundamentals and then kind
of lay the groundwork here the concepts you need to understand and then as there's more to cover we'll
move into another class as of yet unnamed whatever that one is where maybe you'll be web architecture
and application where we're actually building stuff out and then we'll have another one behind that
with micro services and so kind of modular rising and micro servicing our courses and breaking them
up into little consumable chunks right so that they're all easier to manage.
All right.
So this is an introduction to and I need to update the table of contents here.
This is an introduction to two to context is the word I was looking for there and I'm just looking.
There we go.
And so in the next video I think well it's understanding context.
I'll drop that into the next video and so they'll be the next one understanding context.
All right.
So that is where we're at in the class that's a little bit about how things are coming together and
where we're going and what we're doing and we will see in the next video where we drop in to understanding
a high level overview of context going thing you want to add to this one evening exciting or fun happened
to you or interesting over the weekend.
Now yeah I don't know like I've been taking guitar lessons personal anecdote jump to the next video
if you want.
And and I've really been enjoying that.
I just want to like every day make it a point to practice like 20 minutes a day or something because
it's coming along.
But I've been doing it for like 10 years so it's been kind of a slow process.
So it's fun for me yesterday to go take a guitar lesson.
All right.
Next video understanding context.