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Angular and Golang: A Practical Guide

6h 35m 27s
English
Paid

I'm a FullStack Developer with 10+ years of experience. I'm obsessed with clean code and I try my best that my courses have the cleanest code possible. My teaching style is very straightforward, I will not waste too much time explaining all the ways you can create something or other unnecessary information to increase the length of my lectures. If you want to learn things rapidly then this course is for you.

In Go you will learn: 

  • Use the Fiber framework inspired by express.js

  • Create public and secure routes

  • Connect with MySQL

  • Run Migrations

  • Validate Requests

  • Generate Jwt Tokens

  • Use HttpOnly Cookies

  • Upload Images

  • Export CSV files

In Angular you will learn: 

  • How to use Angular CLI

  • Create classes, interfaces, abstract classes

  • Use interceptors

  • Create public and private routes

  • Angular Animations

  • Upload Images

  • Export CSV's

  • Build a chart with c3.js (part of d3.js)

  • Use Reactive Forms

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#1: Introduction
All Course Lessons (72)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction Demo
02:15
2
Installation
02:17
3
Fiber Framework
01:59
4
Pointers
05:49
5
Database
05:39
6
Packages
07:09
7
Structs
04:37
8
Realize
03:56
9
Migrations
02:17
10
Request Data
05:24
11
Register
04:24
12
Login
05:33
13
Jwt
06:29
14
Cookies
03:05
15
Authenticated User
07:07
16
Logout
02:30
17
Json Output
02:12
18
Middlewares
09:47
19
Users
05:43
20
Methods
04:52
21
Users CRUD
05:46
22
Roles
04:38
23
Foreign Keys
05:32
24
Permissions
04:20
25
Many to Many Relations
13:11
26
Pagination
06:16
27
Profile
06:47
28
Products
05:09
29
Interfaces
13:40
30
Uploading Images
06:50
31
Orders
06:45
32
Ignore Columns
05:10
33
Export CSV
08:44
34
Raw SQL
06:10
35
Permission Middleware
09:49
36
Installation
01:38
37
Template
04:23
38
Modules
04:43
39
Routes
04:06
40
Register Form
08:08
41
HttpClient
04:27
42
Login
07:44
43
Services
05:03
44
Authenticated User
04:28
45
Interfaces
03:06
46
Logout
02:38
47
Inputs
04:10
48
Interceptors
03:15
49
Profile
09:12
50
Event Emitters
05:12
51
Redirecting
04:13
52
Users
05:30
53
Pagination
05:21
54
Deleting Users
03:22
55
Users Create Form
03:13
56
Creating Users
05:56
57
Updating Users
07:22
58
Abstract Classes
05:44
59
Roles
04:12
60
Roles Create Form
05:08
61
Form Arrays
07:45
62
Updating Roles
07:32
63
Products
08:02
64
Paginator Component
05:50
65
Creating Products
03:33
66
Uploading Images
06:46
67
Updating Products
03:00
68
Orders
06:21
69
Nested Tables
05:46
70
Animations
05:24
71
Export CSV
04:56
72
Chart
06:27
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are necessary for enrolling in the course?
The course assumes a basic understanding of programming principles. Familiarity with JavaScript and some experience with databases would be beneficial since the course involves lessons on database usage and interactions. Experience with other programming languages will also be helpful, as the course covers topics like pointers and structs in Golang.
What projects are built during the course?
The course involves building a web application using Angular and Golang, focusing on features like user authentication, CRUD operations for users, and managing roles and permissions. Students will work on functionalities such as registering and logging in users, handling JWT tokens and cookies, and exporting data to CSV.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for developers who want to integrate Angular with Golang, specifically those interested in full-stack development. It's suited for individuals looking to rapidly learn the essentials of building web applications with clean code practices and who prefer a direct teaching style without unnecessary elaboration.
How does this course differ from other Angular or Golang courses?
This course emphasizes a practical approach to integrating Angular and Golang, focusing on clean code practices and rapid learning. Unlike other courses that may cover either Angular or Golang in isolation, this course offers a combined perspective, including implementing features like JWT-based authentication and handling many-to-many relations.
What specific tools or frameworks are used in this course?
The course uses the Fiber framework in Golang to handle HTTP requests and middleware. For Angular, it covers topics such as HttpClient for making HTTP requests, and event emitters for component communication. Students will also learn about interfacing with databases and managing data using migrations.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover advanced frontend frameworks beyond Angular or backend technologies beyond Golang and the Fiber framework. It also does not delve into non-relational databases or cloud deployment strategies, focusing instead on local development and foundational concepts.
How much time should I commit to complete the course?
The course consists of 72 lessons, and while the exact runtime is not specified, prospective students should prepare to dedicate a significant amount of time to complete it. Given the practical nature of the lessons, students should allocate additional time for hands-on coding and project development beyond just watching the lectures.