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Convert your existing experience to write your own Go projects by getting up to speed on the fastest growing computer language!
Go is a compiled, statically typed language in the tradition of Algol and C, with garbage collection, limited structural typing, memory safety features, and CSP-style concurrent programming features added.
More and more developers are interested in learning Go. It was the language of the year on TIOBE in 2016 and is at the top of the list of languages that developers want to learn next.
This course will teach you how to program in Go, building on your existing knowledge of programming languages. It starts by introducing familiar features before moving on to the more unique features that have earned Go its reputation as the language of the cloud. You will learn how to build a completely functional application server in under two dozen lines of code. Then, you’ll master structuring and organizing your code, implementing the procedural control structures of every C-inspired language, and breaking your code into separate functions.
Towards the end of the course, you’ll learn how to create your own packages and import them. You’ll also explore Go’s approach to error handling, Object-Oriented Programming, and concurrency. By the end of the course, you’ll be ready to start writing your own Go projects.
The course starts with an introduction to Go, the background behind why it was created, and what problems it was designed to solve. It then takes you into setting up tooling for Go and gives you your first Go program, a fully-functional server, in less than two dozen lines of code. The rest of the course follows a pattern; a new language feature is discussed and then sample code is used to explain how the feature works. This approach keeps the material practical and gives the students a working reference to understand how Go’s features fit together.
What You Will Learn
- Build a completely functional web server in under 20 lines of code!
- Explore the basics of the Go programming language for cloud computing and microservices
- Work with Go’s unique approach to interfaces and how this makes your programs more modular and testable
- Explore Go’s concurrency model, which provides a simple and powerful way to model your programs for easy scalability
- Create your own library that can be shared with the world
Table of Contents
1 The Course Overview
2 What Is Go and Where Does It Come From
3 Installing Your Go Environment
4 Validating Your Environment and Go Playground
5 Building a Web Server in Go
6 Declaring Variables
7 Numeric Types
8 Strings, Runes, and Arrays
9 If Else and For Statements
10 Switch Statements
11 Introduction to Functions
12 Advanced Functions
13 Pointers
14 Package and Imports
15 Creating and Using Your Own Packages
16 Working with Third-party Packages
17 Slices and Maps
18 Structs
19 Methods
20 Interfaces
21 Errors
22 CSP and Goroutines
23 Channels
24 Select
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