Master Go (Golang) Programming: From Basics To Advanced

Master Go (Golang) Programming: From Basics To Advanced
Published 5/2025
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What you’ll learn

Implement Concurrency Effectively – Learn goroutines, channels, and synchronization techniques to build high-performance concurrent applications.

Design Robust Applications – Use interfaces, error handling, and composition to write clean, maintainable, and scalable Go code.

Build Real-World Tools – Develop CLI applications, work with file I/O, and leverage testing/benchmarking to create production-ready software.

Optimize & Debug Like a Pro – Use Go’s profiling tools, race detector, and logging to troubleshoot and optimize code.

Requirements

No prior Go experience needed! Perfect for beginners.

A computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) with internet access.
Free tools – We’ll install Go and VS Code (or your preferred IDE) together.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 1.0 Introduction to Golang

Lecture 2 1.1 Course Overview

Lecture 3 1.2 GO & VD Code Installation

Lecture 4 1.3 GOPATH and reading Documentations

Lecture 5 1.4 FirstCode

Section 2: Go Language Fundamentals

Lecture 8 2.3 ControlStructures If-Else

Lecture 9 2.4 Switch-Select Statements

Lecture 10 2.5 Function-parameters

Section 3: Composite Types and Collections

Lecture 12 3.1 Arrays

Lecture 13 3.2 Slices

Lecture 14 3.3 Maps

Lecture 15 3.4 Structs

Lecture 16 3.5 Pointers

Section 4: Interfaces and Object-Oriented Pattern

Lecture 19 4.1 Interfaces-in-Go

Lecture 20 4.2 Embedding

Lecture 21 4.3 Composition

Lecture 22 4.4 Polymorphism

Lecture 23 4.5 Real world example- io.Writer

Lecture 24 4.6 Real world Example- http.Handler

Lecture 25 4.7 Factory Pattern

Lecture 26 4.8 Strategy Pattern
Lecture 27 4.9 Singleton Pattern

Lecture 28 4.10 Observer Pattern

Lecture 29 4.11 Adapter Pattern

Lecture 30 4.12 Decorator Pattern

Section 5: Concurrency Basics

Lecture 31 5.1 Concurrency-vs-Parallelism

Lecture 32 5.2 Concurrency-HandsOn

Lecture 33 5.3 Goroutines- Basics

Lecture 34 5.4 Goroutines Deep-dive

Lecture 35 5.5 Goroutines HandsOn

Lecture 36 5.6 Channel Basics

Lecture 37 5.7 Blocking Behaviour

Lecture 38 5.8 Buffered vs Unbuffered Channels

Lecture 39 5.9 Synchronization using Channel

Lecture 40 5.10 Closing Channel

Lecture 41 5.11 Select Statement Basics

Lecture 42 5.12 Implementing TimeOut with Select

Lecture 43 5.13 Select Statement Example

Section 6: Module 6: Advanced Concurrency and Synchronization

Lecture 46 6.1 sync. WaitGroup

Lecture 47 6.2 sync. Mutex

Lecture 48 6.3 sync. RWMutex

Lecture 49 6.4 Deadlocks

Lecture 50 6.5 Race Conditions

Lecture 51 6.6 Worker Pools

Lecture 52 6.7 Pipelines

Lecture 53 6.8 Context packages

Lecture 54 6.9 Producer Consumer Pattern

Lecture 55 6.10 Fan in fan out Pattern

Section 7: Module 7: Error Handling and Testing

Lecture 56 7.1 Error Handling Idioms

Lecture 58 7.3 Panic and Recover

Lecture 59 7.4 Unit Testing

Lecture 60 7.5 Benchmarking and Profiling

Beginners – New coders who want a fast, modern, and easy-to-learn language.,Python/JavaScript/Java Developers – Programmers transitioning to Go for better performance, concurrency, or cloud-native development.,Backend & DevOps Engineers – Professionals building microservices, APIs, or CLI tools with Go’s efficiency.,System Programmers – Developers working on high-performance networking, cloud, or infrastructure projects.,Tech Enthusiasts & Career Switchers – Anyone looking to boost their resume with a high-demand language (used by Google, Kubernetes, Docker, and more).