Full Stack Go Programming (Golang) from Beginner to Advance

Full Stack Go Programming (Golang) from Beginner to Advance, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 231 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 112 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Golang Core skills in 25 hours to apply for Golang developer vacancies Understand how to create your own Go programs Be able to demonstrate best practices in Go programming language code Gain a fundamental understanding of Go programming language This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is perfect for beginners with no previous programming experience. or Its an advantage if you know any programming language like Java or C# and want to become skilled in Golang. It is particularly useful for This course is perfect for beginners with no previous programming experience. or Its an advantage if you know any programming language like Java or C# and want to become skilled in Golang.

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Summary

Title: Full Stack Go Programming (Golang) from Beginner to Advance

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 231

Number of Published Lectures: 231

Number of Curriculum Items: 231

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 231

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Golang Core skills in 25 hours to apply for Golang developer vacancies

Understand how to create your own Go programs

Be able to demonstrate best practices in Go programming language code

Gain a fundamental understanding of Go programming language

Who Should Attend

This course is perfect for beginners with no previous programming experience.

Its an advantage if you know any programming language like Java or C# and want to become skilled in Golang.

Target Audiences

This course is perfect for beginners with no previous programming experience.

Its an advantage if you know any programming language like Java or C# and want to become skilled in Golang.

This course has been developed not only to teach core Golang skills but also to help you become a professional Golang developer right by the end of this course.

To realize this, it takes a holistic approach to teach Golang programming.

To ensure that you master the Go language, the course has been developed to be highly comprehensive covering most of the go language features and discussing them at a very in-depth level.

To further ensure you are ready and can write well-designed professional codes some of the best practices & design principles are explained and demonstrated in code.

What will you learn in the course?

You will learn several GO code concepts including:

Syntax of Go language and writing several samples

Think like a programmer: making decisions, looping logic, and performing calculations

Go’s use of goroutines, channels, and the select statement for concurrent programming

How to build a terminal-based Go program

How to build a basic web-based Go program

How Go can be used to build server applications

How Go can be used to build client-server applications

How Go can be used to build a production-ready web application

How Go can be used to communicate with a database using Golang libraries and gorm framework

How Go can be used to handshaking by the out-of Golang world by services like protocol buffer, gRPC, and restful technologies.

How to build real-time applications using WebSocket like gaming and chat application

The course uses a combination of small snippets of codes and then larger real-world projects that you can run and edit. then you will learn how to think like a programmer and make the most out of the GO programming language.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: what you will learn

Lecture 2: Introduction

Chapter 2: Golang In Windows

Lecture 1: Install Golang and VSCode IDE in Windows Theoretical

Lecture 2: Install Golang and VSCode IDE in Windows Practical

Chapter 3: Golang In Linux

Lecture 1: Install GoLang and VSCode IDE in Linux Theoretical

Lecture 2: Install Golang and VSCode IDE in Linux Practical

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Variables Concept

Lecture 2: Var Keyword Declaration – When the Type is Removed

Lecture 3: Var Keyword Declaration – When the Expression is Removed

Lecture 4: Var Keyword Declaration – Multiple Variables of the Same Type

Lecture 5: Var Keyword Declaration – Multiple Variables of Different Types

Lecture 6: Var Keyword Declaration – Default Value

Lecture 7: Var Keyword Declaration – Variables Declaration Block

Lecture 8: Short Variables – Declaration and Initialization

Lecture 9: Short Variables – Multiple Variables of Same and Different Types

Lecture 10: Scope of Variables

Chapter 5: Data Types

Lecture 1: Integers

Lecture 2: Floating – Point Numbers

Lecture 3: Complex Numbers

Lecture 4: Boolean

Lecture 5: String

Chapter 6: Operators

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Assignment Operators

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators

Lecture 4: Logical Operators

Lecture 5: Operators Precedence

Chapter 7: Decision Making

Lecture 1: Decision Making Concept and If Statement

Lecture 2: If – Else Statement

Lecture 3: Nested If Statements

Lecture 4: If-else If-else Statement

Lecture 5: Switch Statement ( Expression Switch – Type Switch )

Chapter 8: Loops and Control Statements

Lecture 1: Loops Concept and For Loop as simple

Lecture 2: infinite For-Loop

Lecture 3: For-Loop as while

Lecture 4: Control Statement Concept and Break Statement

Lecture 5: Continue Statement

Lecture 6: Goto Statement

Chapter 9: Array

Lecture 1: Creating and Accessing an Array

Lecture 2: Initializing Array with Ellipses, Specific and Filter Array Elements

Lecture 3: Iterate over an Array

Lecture 4: Copy an Array by Value and Reference into another Array

Lecture 5: Two Dimensional Array

Lecture 6: Some Important Things about Array

Chapter 10: Slice

Lecture 1: Slice Concept and Create Slice using Slice Literal

Lecture 2: Create Slice using Array

Lecture 3: Create Slice using already existing Slice

Lecture 4: Create Slice using make function

Lecture 5: Iterate over Slice

Lecture 6: Add Items to Existing Slice

Lecture 7: Modifying Slice Items

Lecture 8: Sorting of Slice

Lecture 9: Copy Slice Items to another Slice

Lecture 10: Append a Slice to an existing Slice

Lecture 11: Multi-Dimensional Slice

Chapter 11: Map

Lecture 1: Maps Specification

Lecture 2: Creating and Initializing Maps using Simple Way

Lecture 3: Creating and Initializing Maps using make Function

Lecture 4: Map Length and Accessing Items

Lecture 5: Adding, Updating, and Deleting Map Items

Lecture 6: Iterate over a Map

Lecture 7: Map Sorting

Lecture 8: Truncate Map

Lecture 9: Map Merge

Chapter 12: Functions

Lecture 1: Function Concept and Declaration

Lecture 2: Creating a Simple Function

Lecture 3: Function with Parameters

Lecture 4: Function with Return Types

Lecture 5: Functions as Values

Lecture 6: Function with Returning Multiple Values

Lecture 7: Function Arguments

Lecture 8: Anonymous Functions

Chapter 13: Pointers

Lecture 1: Pointers in Golang

Lecture 2: Nil Pointer and Changing Pointer Value

Lecture 3: Sending a Variable to a Function

Lecture 4: Comparison Pointers

Lecture 5: Double Pointer

Chapter 14: Struct

Lecture 1: Struct Declaration

Lecture 2: Creating Instances of Struct

Lecture 3: Nested Struct

Lecture 4: Add Method to Struct – Method Receiver

Lecture 5: Method with Pointer Receiver

Lecture 6: Method can accept both Pointer and Value

Lecture 7: Assign Default Value for Struct Field

Lecture 8: Compare Structs with Different Values

Lecture 9: Copy Struct using Call by Value and Call by Reference.

Lecture 10: Anonymous Struct and field

Instructors

Jaber Zanjani
Software engineer

Hamidreza Mirzaagha
Software Engineer

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