Go Programming: Build Fast, Scalable, Reliable Applications

Go Programming: Build Fast, Scalable, Reliable Applications
Published 6/2025
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Master Go programming from the ground up – learn core concepts, syntax, concurrency, web development, and microservices.

What you’ll learn

Apply functions, pointers, and basic data structures to build efficient Go programs.

Explore Go’s object-oriented concepts, including interfaces, structs, and composition.

Develop proficiency in working with Go’s concurrency model using goroutines and channels.

Handle file input/output operations and process JSON data effectively in Go applications.

Build HTTP clients and servers to understand Go’s web capabilities.

Master concurrency patterns and synchronization techniques using Go’s sync packages.

Use Go web frameworks to create scalable web applications.

Analyze and optimize Go code performance using profiling and performance techniques.

Access and manipulate databases within Go applications.

Leverage advanced Go features like reflection, generics, and metaprogramming.

Design and implement microservices architectures and work with gRPC in Go.

Build practical command-line applications, tools, and mini-projects (e.g., chat server, password manager, to-do list manager).

Simulate real-world systems like blockchain and URL shorteners to apply learned concepts.

Prepare for Go interviews by reviewing common questions and best-practice answers for beginners, developers, and advanced practitioners.

Requirements

Enthusiasm and determination to make your mark on the world!

Description

Overview

Section 2: Go Basics

Lecture 2 Go Basics

Section 3: Go Control Structures

Lecture 3 Go Control Structures

Section 4: Functions in Go

Lecture 4 Functions in Go

Section 5: Basic Data Structures in Go

Lecture 5 Basic Data Structures in Go

Section 6: Basic Data Structures Assignment Solutions

Lecture 6 Basic Data Structures Assignment Solutions

Section 7: Object-Oriented Concepts in Go

Section 8: Goroutines

Lecture 9 Goroutines

Section 9: Channels in Go

Lecture 10 Channels in Go

Section 10: Go File Input Output

Lecture 11 Go File Input Output

Section 11: Go with JSON

Lecture 12 Go with JSON

Section 12: Go HTTP Client and Server

Section 13: Go Pointer

Lecture 15 Go Pointer

Section 14: Concurrent Web Scraper in Go

Lecture 16 Concurrent Web Scraper in Go

Section 15: Concurrency Patterns

Lecture 17 Concurrency Patterns

Section 16: Go Sync Packages

Section 17: Go Web Frameworks

Lecture 21 Go Web Frameworks

Section 18: Go Profiling

Lecture 22 Go Profiling

Section 19: Go Performance Techniques

Lecture 23 Go Performance Techniques

Section 20: Go Database Access

Lecture 24 Go Database Access

Section 21: Go Performance Optimization with Code Organization

Lecture 25 Go Performance Optimization with Code Organization

Section 22: Reflection in Go

Lecture 26 Reflection in Go

Section 23: Go Generics

Lecture 27 Go Generics

Section 24: Metaprogramming in Go

Lecture 28 Metaprogramming in Go

Section 25: Go Microservices Architecture

Lecture 29 Go Microservices Architecture

Section 26: gRPC in Go

Lecture 30 gRPC in Go

Section 27: Go Command-Line Calculator

Lecture 31 Go Command-Line Calculator

Section 28: Go To-Do List Manager – CLI

Lecture 32 Go To-Do List Manager – CLI

Section 29: Guess the Number Game – A Hands-on Project

Lecture 33 Guess the Number Game – A Hands-on Project

Section 30: URL Shortener in Go

Lecture 34 URL Shortener in Go

Section 31: Weather CLI Tool in Go

Lecture 35 Weather CLI Tool in Go

Section 32: TCP Chat Server in Go

Lecture 36 TCP Chat Server in Go

Section 33: Go Password Manager

Lecture 37 Go Password Manager

Section 34: Simple Blockchain Simulation in Go
Lecture 38 Simple Blockchain Simulation in Go
Section 35: Markdown to HTML Converter in Go

Lecture 39 Markdown to HTML Converter in Go

Section 36: Go Expense Tracker

Lecture 40 Go Expense Tracker

Section 37: Go Interview Questions & Answers

Lecture 41 Go Interview Questions & Answers for Beginners

Lecture 42 Go Interview Questions & Answers for Developers

Lecture 43 Go Interview Questions & Answers for Advanced Developers

Beginner to intermediate programmers who want to learn Go from scratch and gradually progress to advanced topics.,Software developers familiar with other languages (like Python, Java, C++, or JavaScript) who want to expand their skills by adding Go to their toolkit.,Backend developers looking to build high-performance, concurrent, and scalable applications using Go.,System programmers and DevOps engineers interested in Go’s efficiency for building tools, CLIs, and microservices.,Software architects and tech leads aiming to understand Go’s concurrency model and how it supports microservices architecture.,Students and recent graduates in computer science or software engineering who want practical, project-based experience with Go.,Developers preparing for Go developer interviews or aiming for Go-related roles in the tech industry.,Open-source contributors or hobbyists eager to experiment with Go in real-world projects like web servers, chat apps, blockchain, and CLI tools.