FEELINGS

I have suffered a lot over the past two weeks, and I even thought about dropping this amazing course several times. We were required to create a CLI tool to check dead links from a file. The most difficult part for me is to choose the language. I am sometimes indecisive, and I am not a professional for any programming language. I've heard people talk about how convenient Golang can be, so I finally decided to give it a try to learn it through using it directly. I made the right choice!

After I made my first release of "urlChecker", I have been excited and fulfilled so much for making something real myself! What makes me more grateful is the support I have received through several friends who are also trying to learn Golang. They provided professional suggestions and improvements to my code.

SUPPORTS

Andy Yang helped to improve my code by adding a feature of removing duplicate links. Here is the link for the details.

Tony Vu helped to improve the behavior by adding timeout for HTTP client, click here to check the details.

yarn publish helped to void else statement. Check here.

CONTRIBUTIONS

I have reviewed Andy Yang's and Tony Vu's codes. I helped to find some typo and a duplicate condition statement for Andy Yang. Details are here and here.

I helped Tony to improve the structure of the for loop, click here for details.

It is so great to contribute to and be supported by the community! I love open source!