Have you learned the basic grammar of the Go language, but are you still having trouble using it in practice? Or have you encountered many difficult problems while using it in practice? In this lecture, we will introduce various useful packages of Go and share the know-how to improve speed.
Go Language Intermediate Course
How to use various and useful packages in the Go language
Is the Go language difficult?
Even beginner developers can do it! 🤗
🥲 Coding is still difficult and confusing.
🤔 When you actually try to apply it, various problems arise.
You've learned the Go language syntax, but aren't you still finding coding difficult? Are you encountering various problems when trying to apply it in your work? This lecture summarizes solutions to various problems I encountered while using Go in practice .
For those who are still unfamiliar with the Go language, we have organized it so that you can become familiar with it through various examples.
This lecture introduces the know-how for improving program speed, which is essential for practical use.
You can make use of various Go external packages that have been used in practice.
Go (Golnag) is a language designed to complement the complexity of C++. It's an open-source programming language developed and maintained by Google. Its concise syntax, centered around 25 core keywords, makes it easy to learn. It also includes built-in concurrency and powerful libraries.
As of Q3 2022, Go ranked 4th in terms of Pull Requests on GitHub, confirming its active use.
Q. Is this a course that even beginner developers can take?
No, this course requires a basic understanding of Go grammar. If you're new to Go, we recommend taking the following course first.
Q. Why should I learn the Go language?
The Go language is lightweight and fast. It was developed to be lightweight and fast. This is why it's a language developers want to learn in the future. Incidentally, in a 2020 Stack Overflow survey, it ranked as the fifth most-loved language and third most-wanted language to learn.
Q. What level of content is covered in the class?
I'll try to explain in as much detail as possible, covering basic IT knowledge so even novice developers can understand. However, if you still have any questions, please feel free to ask and I'll be happy to answer them.
My name is Jinyong Kim from Bloomfilter, and I'm a developer who loves learning and applying new technologies. I've worked at an internet advertising company for nearly 20 years and currently work as a freelance developer.
Who is this course right for?
Those who have learned the basic grammar of the Go language but still have difficulty using it
People who have learned the Go language but are having difficulty applying it in practice
Need to know before starting?
Go language basic grammar
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16 lectures ∙ (4hr 58min)
6. Cache story
19:47
8. Context
19:29
9. HTTP Client
22:17
11. Unit Testing
17:51
13. Queue
19:09
14. Fiber
19:15
15. Validator
15:31
16. Template Engine
20:19
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$34.10
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