Go Standard Library Solutions

Go Standard Library Solutions, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 26 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 21 reviews, and has 185 subscribers.

You will learn about Know how to work with strings, runes, and characters Interact with the underlying OS to perform I/O operations Understand how to handle errors idiomatically Work with math, time, archives, compression, and more See how to build robust HTTP servers Discover how to build REST and JSON APIs Test idiomatically without any third-party packages Leverage concurrency with goroutines and channels This course is ideal for individuals who are This video course will appeal to Software Engineers. It is particularly useful for This video course will appeal to Software Engineers.

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Summary

Title: Go Standard Library Solutions

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 26

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Know how to work with strings, runes, and characters

Interact with the underlying OS to perform I/O operations

Understand how to handle errors idiomatically

Work with math, time, archives, compression, and more

See how to build robust HTTP servers

Discover how to build REST and JSON APIs

Test idiomatically without any third-party packages

Leverage concurrency with goroutines and channels

Who Should Attend

This video course will appeal to Software Engineers.

Target Audiences

This video course will appeal to Software Engineers.

Go comes out of the box with a full-featured standard library, requiring little in the way of third-party libraries for things like string manipulation, file and network I/O, testing, HTTP servers, and so much more.

In this course, we will dive into the packages that are the most commonly used within the standard library, including fmt, strings, strconv, errors, flag, regexp, io, os, bytes, math, time, archive, compress and image. We will also cover the net/http and context packages packages to build resilient networked applications like HTTP servers and clients. We’ll learn how to take in and serve up JSON for our REST APIs using the encoding/json package. Testing is a first class citizen in Go and we’ll learn how to take full advantage of it using the testing package. Lastly, no Go course would be complete without getting into what draws many to Go in the first place, it’s concurrency primitives and patterns.

About the Author

Johnny Boursiquot is a multi-disciplined Software and Cloud Systems Engineer with two decades of industry experience spanning various server, client, and mobile technologies. His past roles include developer, co-founder, teacher and CTO.

His love for technology is matched only by his passion for community service. He is a GoBridge Core Member, the founder, and organizer of the Baltimore Golang User Group, a previous organizer for the Boston Ruby User Group, and the Boston Golang User Group. He regularly serves as a speaker and teacher for various organizations that seek to diversify the tech industry. He has been known to mentor a number of young technology professionals in the Boston and Baltimore metro areas.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Handling Strings, Bytes, and Runes

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Output Formatting with the fmt Package

Lecture 3: Input Scanning with the fmt Package

Lecture 4: Manipulating Strings and Bytes with the Strings and Bytes Packages

Lecture 5: Converting to and from Strings with the strconv Package

Lecture 6: Working with Regular Expressions Using the regexp Package

Chapter 2: Build Tools, I/O, and Error Handling

Lecture 1: Get Comfortable with the Go Build Tools

Lecture 2: Interact with the Environment through the flag and os Packages

Lecture 3: Perform File and Directory Manipulation with the os, io, and path Packages

Lecture 4: Always Handling Our Errors and Using the Errors Package

Chapter 3: Math, Time, Archives, and Images

Lecture 1: Lets Do Some Math

Lecture 2: Working with Time

Lecture 3: Archives and Compression

Lecture 4: Images

Chapter 4: Web Server and Clients

Lecture 1: Build a Simple Server with Net/Http

Lecture 2: Middleware

Lecture 3: Writing Robust HTTP Clients

Lecture 4: Context

Chapter 5: Building REST and JSON APIs

Lecture 1: Encoding

Lecture 2: Handling JSON Input and Output

Lecture 3: Data Storage and Retrieval

Lecture 4: Testing with the Testing Package

Chapter 6: Concurrency

Lecture 1: Goroutines

Lecture 2: Channels

Lecture 3: Synchronization

Lecture 4: Concurrency Patterns

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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