Mastering Go Programming

Mastering Go Programming, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 56 lectures, based on 665 reviews, and has 5054 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply modern software design patterns utilizing the Go language Take a deep dive into Go’s master topics like advanced concurrency patterns, and the flexible reflection capabilities Write unit tests and benchmarks for your Go code Create advanced backend microservices for the Hydra spaceship software and design an end to end chat system Handle JSON, XML, and CSV data formats in your code Interact with Mongodb, MySQL and BoltDB Build powerful communications layer for your microservices using protocol buffers, TCP, and UDP Develop powerful web applications and Restful APIs utilizing http requests, forms, and cookies Design beautiful dynamic UI for the hydra software utilizing Go templates and websockets Secure your applications with certificates, https, and secure web sockets This course is ideal for individuals who are This video is for experienced programmers with a background in any other language—this being from Ruby to C or JavaScript. If you are a fast learner who is well versed in the programmatic logic with a bit of basic understanding in Go, this course is for you. It is particularly useful for This video is for experienced programmers with a background in any other language—this being from Ruby to C or JavaScript. If you are a fast learner who is well versed in the programmatic logic with a bit of basic understanding in Go, this course is for you.

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Summary

Title: Mastering Go Programming

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apply modern software design patterns utilizing the Go language
Take a deep dive into Go’s master topics like advanced concurrency patterns, and the flexible reflection capabilities
Write unit tests and benchmarks for your Go code
Create advanced backend microservices for the Hydra spaceship software and design an end to end chat system
Handle JSON, XML, and CSV data formats in your code
Interact with Mongodb, MySQL and BoltDB
Build powerful communications layer for your microservices using protocol buffers, TCP, and UDP
Develop powerful web applications and Restful APIs utilizing http requests, forms, and cookies
Design beautiful dynamic UI for the hydra software utilizing Go templates and websockets
Secure your applications with certificates, https, and secure web sockets

Who Should Attend

This video is for experienced programmers with a background in any other language—this being from Ruby to C or JavaScript. If you are a fast learner who is well versed in the programmatic logic with a bit of basic understanding in Go, this course is for you.

Target Audiences

This video is for experienced programmers with a background in any other language—this being from Ruby to C or JavaScript. If you are a fast learner who is well versed in the programmatic logic with a bit of basic understanding in Go, this course is for you.

Go has moved from the state of tentative to mass adoption. Its C-like
speed, simplicity, and power for a growing number of systems level
programming domains make it an attractive option for programmers working
with older cumbersome, statically typed languages. Golang has entered
the space as an entirely viable language for accomplishing a huge array
of low level programming and service infrastructure tasks.

This video course not only gives you a deep insight into the
fundamental mechanics behind the language, but also covers extensive
practical topics on Go for modern software architectures. It shows you
how to write Go in an intelligent, idiomatic way. After a brief
re-acquaintance with the key building blocks of Go, we will also explore
how we can build upon the unique capabilities of the language to write
effective, powerful code you can employ to develop software. We look at
packages, object-oriented programming, concurrency and reflection among
other things. Moreover, you will learn about Go’s awesome built-in
testing support feature. Along the way, build your skills in File
handling techniques, Go packages for databases, data serialization
approaches, message communications between Go services, and Go web
applications. Get your hands on with a plenty of illustrative code
samples, exercises and real-world scenarios that will help you build
your own application.

By the end of this course, you will be taught how to put this
enhanced knowledge to build a real-world Spaceship application all by
yourself with amazing features.

About The Author

Mina Andrawos is an experienced Engineer who has developed
deep experience in Go from using it personally and professionally. He
regularly authors articles and tutorials about the language, and also
shares Go’s open source projects. He has written numerous Go
applications with varying degrees of complexity. He is also the author
of an upcoming course for Packt called “Go in Production”.

Other than Go, he has skills in C#, Java, Python, and C++. He has
worked with various databases and software architectures and has skills
with the agile methodology in software development. Besides software
development; he has working experience of scrum mastering, sales
engineering, and software product management.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Welcome to the World of Go!

Lecture 3: How to Write Go Code?

Lecture 4: Let’s Build a Rest API Client in Go!

Chapter 2: Key Building Blocks

Lecture 1: Packages, Variables, and Functions

Lecture 2: Flow Control

Lecture 3: Applying Your New Knowledge – Binary Search Algorithm

Lecture 4: Structs, Slices, and Maps

Lecture 5: Applying Your New Knowledge – Let’s Create a Set

Chapter 3: Advanced Building Blocks

Lecture 1: Slicing Slices

Lecture 2: Methods and Interfaces – Linked List Data Structure Implementation

Lecture 3: Concurrency in Go – goroutines

Lecture 4: Concurrency in Go – Channels

Lecture 5: Concurrency in Go – Select

Lecture 6: Errors and Troubleshooting

Lecture 7: A Tour into Go’s Packages

Lecture 8: Project Hydra –Write the First Piece of the Spaceship Web Server

Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Patterns in the Go World

Lecture 1: A Closer Look at Interfaces and Methods in Go 1

Lecture 2: A Closer Look at Interfaces and Methods II

Lecture 3: Factory Design Pattern in Go

Lecture 4: The Singleton Pattern –Building the Hydra Custom Logger

Lecture 5: Builder Pattern in Go – Construct the Ship’s Defense Shields

Chapter 5: Go Master Topics

Lecture 1: Syncs and Locks

Lecture 2: Timers and Tickers

Lecture 3: Channel Generators

Lecture 4: Pipelines –Build the Hydra Chat System

Lecture 5: Pipelines – Build the Hydra Chat System (Continued)

Lecture 6: Go Laws of Reflection

Lecture 7: Reflection on Structs and Interfaces

Lecture 8: Hydra – Custom Configuration File Reader

Chapter 6: Go Testing

Lecture 1: Unit Testing in Go

Lecture 2: Benchmarking in Go

Lecture 3: Practices, Cross-Compilation, and the Go Tool

Chapter 7: Files

Lecture 1: File Handling in Go

Lecture 2: Go and JSON Format

Lecture 3: Go and the XML Format

Lecture 4: Go and CSV Format

Chapter 8: Databases

Lecture 1: Go with MySQL

Lecture 2: Go with MongoDB I

Lecture 3: Go with MongoDB II

Lecture 4: Go with BoltDB

Lecture 5: Building Hydra’s Database Interface

Chapter 9: Communications

Lecture 1: TCP communication – Clients

Lecture 2: TCP Communication – Servers

Lecture 3: UDP Communications

Lecture 4: Protocol Buffers with Go

Lecture 5: Hydra Protocol Buffer Layer

Chapter 10: Web Applications in Go

Lecture 1: Web Server Applications in Go

Lecture 2: Client and RESTful API Application in Go

Lecture 3: Build Hydra’s RESTful API I

Lecture 4: Build Hydra’s RESTful API II

Lecture 5: Building the Hydra Website – Templates

Lecture 6: Building the Hydra Website – Backend

Lecture 7: Hydra Chat Portal I

Lecture 8: Hydra Chat Portal II

Lecture 9: Web Security

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 20 votes
2 stars: 35 votes
3 stars: 135 votes
4 stars: 214 votes
5 stars: 261 votes

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