How to Properly Log Things in Go (Native) – STOP using fmt.Println()

How to Properly Log Things in Go (log package)
Today’s video is about using package log to log program information. Logging is essential in any programs, so check out this video so you can stop using fmt.Println() for litterally anything 😉

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:52 Why not fmt?
1:42 Basics
4:03 Log file
5:23 Info, warning & error loggers
7:32 Aggregated logger
9:15 Outro

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