Complete Guide to Application Development with Go

Complete Guide to Application Development with Go, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 176 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 24 reviews, and has 209 subscribers.

You will learn about Manipulate string values and escape special characters. Write concurrent functions and handle synchronization. Perform CRUD operations on a relational database. Utilize concurrent features and understand the caveats of synchronization. Tackle the most common “plumbing” issues when building Go Microservices. Build and package your application efficiently for a multitude of different platforms. Prevent crashes in production by remembering just a few simple techniques. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course targets application developers, beginner-level developers in the Go programming language, front-end developers, software developers,, and web developers. They are very keen on building applications with Go and want to learn some useful, interesting ways to further improve their Go programming skills in a much more unique and easy way. Even if you are experiencing with Go, you’ll surely learn a thing or two from this course. It is particularly useful for This course targets application developers, beginner-level developers in the Go programming language, front-end developers, software developers,, and web developers. They are very keen on building applications with Go and want to learn some useful, interesting ways to further improve their Go programming skills in a much more unique and easy way. Even if you are experiencing with Go, you’ll surely learn a thing or two from this course.

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Title: Complete Guide to Application Development with Go

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 176

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 176

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Manipulate string values and escape special characters.

Write concurrent functions and handle synchronization.

Perform CRUD operations on a relational database.

Utilize concurrent features and understand the caveats of synchronization.

Tackle the most common “plumbing” issues when building Go Microservices.

Build and package your application efficiently for a multitude of different platforms.

Prevent crashes in production by remembering just a few simple techniques.

Who Should Attend

This course targets application developers, beginner-level developers in the Go programming language, front-end developers, software developers,, and web developers. They are very keen on building applications with Go and want to learn some useful, interesting ways to further improve their Go programming skills in a much more unique and easy way. Even if you are experiencing with Go, you’ll surely learn a thing or two from this course.

Target Audiences

This course targets application developers, beginner-level developers in the Go programming language, front-end developers, software developers,, and web developers. They are very keen on building applications with Go and want to learn some useful, interesting ways to further improve their Go programming skills in a much more unique and easy way. Even if you are experiencing with Go, you’ll surely learn a thing or two from this course.

A Learning Path is a specially tailored course that brings together two or more different topics that lead you to achieve an end goal. Much thought goes into the selection of the assets for a Learning Path, and this is done through a complete understanding of the requirements to achieve a goal.

Go is a multi-paradigm programming language that has built-in facilities to simplify the development of modern applications. You can create concurrent applications and it is particularly useful in developing cloud-native applications as it’s convenient, occupies a low footprint, and deploys fast.

This Learning Path is architected to teach you interesting tools, frameworks, and techniques that you can use to leverage the benefits of working with Go to develop your applications. You will begin to get familiar with the tools to build web applications, microservices, command-line applications, and much more. Once you are comfortable with developing your apps, you will then learn some amazing tips, tricks & techniques to improve the code quality of your projects. Moving further, you will learn to troubleshoot your Go application to prevent crashes in production by remembering just a few simple techniques and effortlessly surmount the hurdles and become more productive quickly, writing fast, and stable code.

By the end, you will have gained a solid foundation of Go as well as the skills to make your applications more robust and resilient.

Author Bios

Tarik Guneyhas been working as a software engineer for more than 10 years in the industry, in various domains including finance, education, and public safety. He is currently working as a principal software engineer for Motorola Solutions. His passion for programming and his years of experience in the industry always lead him to explore new technologies, using them in real-world scenarios, and helping others. Besides his videos about Go Programming, he has recorded hours of videos about various other IT topics.

Theofanis Despoudis is a Senior Level Software Engineer at Teckro. He is an accomplished and accountable Software Developer with a consistent record of achievements in the successful end-to-end delivery of leading-edge projects and products. He has an interest in Linux as an Operating System and also got practical working experience with it. (He has worked with Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and a little bit of Red Hat).

Martin Helmich studied computer science at the University of Applied Sciences in Osnabrück and lives in Rahden, Germany. He works as a software architect, specializing in building distributed applications using web technologies and Microservice Architectures. Besides programming in Go, PHP, Python, and Node.js, he also builds infrastructures using configuration management tools such as SaltStack and container technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes.

Shawn Milochik has been programming for over 20 years and has used Go since 2014. In addition to coding, and mentoring coders, he enjoys teaching, studying music theory, and podcasting. He’s currently working as a Cloud Engineering Manager at Teltech Systems, Inc.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Hands-on with Go

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Installing Go Binaries

Lecture 3: Quick Look at Go Language

Lecture 4: Trimming Spaces from Beginning and End of Strings

Lecture 5: Extracting Substrings from String Values

Lecture 6: Replacing Parts of a String

Lecture 7: Escaping Characters in Strings

Lecture 8: Capitalizing String Values

Lecture 9: Converting Boolean to String

Lecture 10: Converting Integer and Float Values to String

Lecture 11: Parsing String Values to Boolean

Lecture 12: Parsing String Values to Integer and Float

Lecture 13: Converting a Byte Array to String

Lecture 14: Finding Todays Date and Time

Lecture 15: Adding or Subtracting from Date

Lecture 16: Finding the Difference Between Two Dates

Lecture 17: Parsing Dates and Times from Strings

Lecture 18: Extracting Unique Elements from a List

Lecture 19: Finding an Element from an Array

Lecture 20: Reverting an Array

Lecture 21: Iterating over an Array

Lecture 22: Converting a Map into an Array of Keys and Values

Lecture 23: Merging Arrays

Lecture 24: Merging Maps

Lecture 25: Testing for the Presence of a Key in a Map

Lecture 26: Creating Custom Error Types

Lecture 27: Try/Catch Equivalent in Go

Lecture 28: Doing a Simple Logging in Your App

Lecture 29: Gracefully Dealing with Panics

Lecture 30: Checking the Existence of a File

Lecture 31: Reading the Entire Content of a Text File

Lecture 32: Writing to a File

Lecture 33: Creating Temporary Files

Lecture 34: Counting Lines in a File

Lecture 35: Reading a Particular Line in a File

Lecture 36: Comparing the Contents of Two Files

Lecture 37: Deleting a File

Lecture 38: Copying or Moving a File

Lecture 39: Renaming Files

Lecture 40: Deleting a Directory and Its Contents

Lecture 41: List All the Files under a Directory

Lecture 42: Running Multiple Functions Concurrently

Lecture 43: Passing Data Between Concurrently Running Functions

Lecture 44: Waiting for All Concurrent Functions to Finish

Lecture 45: Selecting the Results of Concurrent Functions

Lecture 46: Catching Signals

Lecture 47: Running Child Processes

Lecture 48: Processing Command-line Arguments

Lecture 49: Downloading a Web Page from Internet

Lecture 50: Downloading Files from Internet

Lecture 51: Creating a Simple Web Server

Lecture 52: Creating a Simple File Server

Lecture 53: Reading Data from SQL Databases

Lecture 54: Inserting Data to Database

Lecture 55: Updating Data in Database

Lecture 56: Deleting Data from Database

Chapter 2: Advanced Go Programming in 7 Days

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Installation

Lecture 3: Programming with Go

Lecture 4: Efficient Handling of Input and Output

Lecture 5: Error Handling Techniques

Lecture 6: Source Code Organization and Packages

Lecture 7: Daily Task: Write a Process Monitor

Lecture 8: Exercise Review

Lecture 9: Go Type System

Lecture 10: All about Strings and Runes

Lecture 11: Function Declarations and Calls

Lecture 12: Pointers and Structs

Lecture 13: Interfaces and Type Modeling

Lecture 14: Container Types

Lecture 15: Channels

Lecture 16: Reflection

Lecture 17: Goroutines

Lecture 18: Daily Task –Implement a Markdown Parser

Lecture 19: Exercise Review

Lecture 20: Aspects of Library Development

Lecture 21: Writing Algorithms and Data Structures Like Trees and Sets

Lecture 22: Writing a GitHub API Library

Lecture 23: Writing a Blockchain SDK

Lecture 24: Daily Task: Write a Logging Library

Lecture 25: Exercise Review

Lecture 26: Aspects of Command-Line Application Development

Lecture 27: Writing a File Search Tool

Lecture 28: Writing a Curl Tool

Lecture 29: Writing a Key-Value Database

Lecture 30: Daily Task – Write a Stack Overflow Search Tool

Lecture 31: Task Overview

Lecture 32: Aspects of Server-Side Application

Lecture 33: Building a TCP Server

Lecture 34: Building a UDP Servers

Lecture 35: Develop a Web Framework

Lecture 36: Daily Task – Writing an CORS Anywhere Server

Lecture 37: Task Overview

Lecture 38: Aspects of Microservice-Based Application

Lecture 39: Domain-Driven Design

Lecture 40: Issue Tracker Microservice – Databases

Lecture 41: Issue Tracker Microservice – Authorization

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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