Golang- Learn Go Programming Language and Go Recipes

Golang: Learn Go Programming Language and Go Recipes, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 86 lectures, based on 49 reviews, and has 1811 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the fundamentals of Go and syntax. Go Recipes Learn Go functions, types, conditionals, and loops. Understand Object-oriented programming with Go. Learn Concurrent programming with channels. Learn about connectivity features for networking with APIs and databases. This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers or Developers or Anyone interested in learning the Go Programming Language It is particularly useful for Programmers or Developers or Anyone interested in learning the Go Programming Language.

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Summary

Title: Golang: Learn Go Programming Language and Go Recipes

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 86

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the fundamentals of Go and syntax.

Go Recipes

Learn Go functions, types, conditionals, and loops.

Understand Object-oriented programming with Go.

Learn Concurrent programming with channels.

Learn about connectivity features for networking with APIs and databases.

Who Should Attend

Programmers

Developers

Anyone interested in learning the Go Programming Language

Target Audiences

Programmers

Developers

Anyone interested in learning the Go Programming Language

Welcome to this two part course on learning Go, the programming language from Google. In this 2 part course we’ll go over the fundamentals of Go and then get into Go Recipes.

We’ll start things off with the fundamentals of Go. We’ll cover most of the language and learn many of the concepts that underlie this programming language.

In course two, we get into more advance topics. You’ll be introduced to Golang Recipes. Which shows examples of how the Go programming language can be used

We’ll walk you through common Go projects with “recipes,” or step-by-step instructions. We’ll go over some basics, such as Go slices, maps, error handling, and panic recovery.

We’ll then get into how to measure, format, parse, and convert time in Go. We’ll go over ways you can work with text in Go. Then demonstrate using structs, methods, and interfaces to improve your code.

We’ll discuss working with JSON and HTTP, then concludes by describing the benefits of bringing concurrent instructions to your apps.

Go – also known as Golang – is an open source programming language developed by Google in 2007.  Go makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.

Go is a programming language with modern features, clean syntax and a robust well-documented common library, making it an ideal programming language to learn. Go can be used for anything, meaning developers who learn Go can use it wherever they want.

Quite a few large companies are starting to make the switch over to Go and there are many that already use it for parts of their backend software. Some companies that use Go are: Facebook, Google, Github, 99designs and many more.

This is a great course to jumpstart your learning journey with Go, whether you want to learn it for personal or professional reasons.  This course touches on all of the basics so that you will have good understanding of the Go programming language.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Go Basics

Lecture 1: Go Time

Lecture 2: Welcome

Lecture 3: Setup

Lecture 4: Go Anatomy and Go tool

Lecture 5: Numbers and assignments

Lecture 6: Conditionals

Lecture 7: For loops

Lecture 8: FizzBuzz

Lecture 9: Solution: FizzBuzz

Lecture 10: Strings

Lecture 11: Assignment: Even-ended numbers

Lecture 12: Solution: Even-ended numbers

Lecture 13: Slices

Lecture 14: Maps

Lecture 15: Assignment: Maps

Lecture 16: Solution: Maps

Lecture 17: Functions

Lecture 18: Parameter passing

Lecture 19: Error return and Defer

Lecture 20: Object-Oriented: structs & methods

Lecture 21: Creating structs with New function

Lecture 22: Interfaces & Generics

Lecture 23: Error handling

Lecture 24: Concurrency: Goroutines

Lecture 25: Channels

Lecture 26: Select and Context

Lecture 27: Project managment

Lecture 28: JSON & HTTP calls

Lecture 29: Timeouts & Size Limit

Lecture 30: HTTP server

Chapter 2: Go Recipes: Basics

Lecture 1: Getting Started

Lecture 2: Numbers and Slices in Go

Lecture 3: Working with maps in Go

Lecture 4: Go error handling

Lecture 5: Defer and panic recovery

Lecture 6: Quiz

Lecture 7: Solution

Chapter 3: Working with Text

Lecture 1: Go String Formatting and Working with Unicode

Lecture 2: Case insensitive comparisons in Go

Lecture 3: Regular expressions and reading text files with Go

Lecture 4: Quiz 2

Lecture 5: Solution

Chapter 4: Structs, methods and interfaces

Lecture 1: Go structs, methods and interfaces

Lecture 2: Empty interface and working with iota in Go

Lecture 3: Quiz 3

Lecture 4: Solution

Chapter 5: Working with JSON

Lecture 1: Unmarshalling JSON with GO

Lecture 2: Parsing complex JSON with Go

Lecture 3: Marshalling JSON with Go

Lecture 4: Dealing with zero and missing values in Go

Lecture 5: Using mapstructure to handle arbitrary JSON

Chapter 6: HTTP

Lecture 1: HTTP calls in Go

Lecture 2: Authentication and Writing an HTTP server in Go

Lecture 3: REST with gorilla/mux

Lecture 4: Quiz 4

Lecture 5: Solution

Chapter 7: Concurrency

Lecture 1: Converting sequential code to concurrent in Go

Lecture 2: Timeouts in Go

Lecture 3: sync.WaitGroup and sync.Once

Lecture 4: Using a pool of goroutines

Lecture 5: sync/atomic

Lecture 6: Quiz 5

Lecture 7: Solution: Concurrency

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Miyuki Takao
Programmer

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