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Master Go

6h 32m 20s
English
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Course description

A few years ago, I discovered Go and immediately fell in love with this language. I loved how the incredibly clean design of the language, as well as the awesome toolchain, suddenly made coding a breeze. Still, every language able to produce production-level code has some inherent complexity, and soon I found myself dragging pieces of information together, from various tutorials, blogs, forums, books, and other parts of the internet. You bet that these information bits were often incomplete, targeted at a different level than I needed, or even contradicted each other.


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I really wished I had everything in one place, carefully collected and assembled into a sane curriculum, presented in a pleasant way, with consistent style, easy to digest.

And so I built Master Go, to give you the course that I wish I had. A course designed to be efficient, intuitive, and complete.

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#1: Welcome!

All Course Lessons (85)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Welcome! Demo
05:29
2
Intro to section 1
01:12
3
Installing Git
00:54
4
Installing Go
03:49
5
Installing Visual Studio Code
05:24
6
Get the code
02:09
7
Your First Go Program
04:24
8
Go Documentation on golang.org
06:24
9
The Go Playground
02:49
10
Intro to section 2
00:47
11
Variables
05:08
12
Control Structures 1 - if
02:22
13
Control Structures 2 - switch
01:48
14
Control Structures 3 - for
04:55
15
A Quick Intro to Using Libraries
04:38
16
Input and Output 1 - Printing
03:15
17
Input and Output 2 - Scanning
04:08
18
Input and Output 3 - Command Line
01:46
19
Input and Output 4 - Flags
03:51
20
Exercise: Build Your First Little Commandline Tool!
02:09
21
Strings 1 - Basics
05:38
22
Strings 2 - Unicode
04:40
23
Strings 3 - Literals
01:58
24
Numeric Data Types 1 - Integers and Booleans
06:57
25
Numeric Data Types 2 - Floating Point Numbers
04:02
26
Numeric Data Types 3 - Floating Point Tips
05:46
27
Numeric Data Types 4 - Complex Numbers
02:24
28
Constants
07:27
29
Pointers
05:57
30
Functions 1 - Declaring Functions
04:26
31
Functions 2 - Function Behavior (recursion, deferred functions, scope)
04:19
32
Functions 3 - Function Values and Closures
06:31
33
Functions 4 - Functions and Pointers
02:34
34
Error Handling
08:54
35
Error Inspection
06:39
36
Packages and Libraries 1 - Using Third-Party Packages
04:34
37
Packages and Libraries 2 - Creating Custom Packages
05:37
38
Packages and Libraries 3 - Publish Your Package
05:14
39
Packages and Libraries 4 - Sub-Packages
03:16
40
Modules 1 - Definition
02:06
41
Modules 2 - Creating a Module
03:06
42
Modules 3 - Add Version Information
02:34
43
Modules 4 - Using Modules
06:01
44
Modules 5 - Local Development
07:20
45
Modules 6 - Dependency Maintenance
08:22
46
Modules 8 - How Go Selects a Module Version
08:25
47
Exercise: Bank Account
06:46
48
Intro to section 3
00:46
49
Arrays
05:19
50
Slices
06:38
51
Pass-By-Value Semantics seem to break! (Or do they?)
02:20
52
Byte Slices and Strings
03:42
53
Maps
07:31
54
Type Declarations
03:28
55
Type Aliases
04:28
56
Struct Basics
07:20
57
Struct embedding and anonymous fields
03:09
58
Struct field tags and JSON
02:38
59
Methods
08:36
60
Method Sets
02:46
61
Interfaces 1 - Representing Behavior
07:44
62
Interfaces 2 - Interfaces as Parameters
05:36
63
Interfaces 4 - Internals (and a gotcha)
01:33
64
Generics 1 - Type Parameters
05:36
65
Generics 2 - Type Constraints
07:06
66
Generics 3 - Generic Interface Functions
05:52
67
Exercise: write a Web service - part 1: the Web server
03:29
68
Exercise: write a Web service - part 2: routing
02:03
69
Exercise: write a Web service - part 3: handling requests
03:13
70
Exercise: write a Web service - part 4: the data store
05:38
71
Intro to section 4
01:09
72
Compiling with go run, go build, and go install
04:38
73
Conditional compilation
05:37
74
The Go Module Proxy and the Go Sum DB
05:41
75
Configuring Proxy and Sum Servers
05:15
76
Formatting your code with go fmt
02:26
77
Testing with go test
08:24
78
Testing - Good test design, and how to verify test coverage
03:27
79
Testing - Subtests, parallel tests, and table-driven tests
06:41
80
Testing - Fuzzing
12:27
81
Testing - Benchmarking with go test
04:31
82
Documentation - Create documentation from code
03:29
83
Documentation - godoc and go doc
02:46
84
Intro to section 5
00:32
85
Reflection
09:52

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