Learn GO By Building! - 3 Simple Golang Projects.
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According to many industry experts, Golang is THE most important skill to learn in 2022 as more and more companies are using it to build awesome technology – from infrastructure technologies to microservices to serverless programs powering entire SAAS products.
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This course, 3 Simple Golang Projects! – Learn GO By Building! is the fastest way to start applying your basic golang knowledge in the real-world and actually learning how projects are actually built.
In this totally hands-on course, there’s –
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No boring theory
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No long introductions
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No beating around the bush or wasting time
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Just pure coding on the projects and learning from actually doing – not just watching
This is a code-along course and meant to be practiced along-side learning. I encourage all my students to stop procrastination and just “Eat the Frog”. This course is to get your feet wet by building projects.
This course, unlike others, goes hands-on, in-depth, behind the scenes of actual projects, all you need is golang installed on your machine and a basic, running knowledge of golang (atleast having completed the go tour) and everything else will be taken care of.
For this course, we will build three awesome real-world projects that you can –
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Show on your resume to get selected in interviews
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Use the base code to create other projects
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Build better and deeper knowledge of GO
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And lastly, show off to your friends 🙂
After finishing this course, you’ll be able to approach building new projects with Golang with a better toolset.
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Golang is –
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Fast
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Extremely Light
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Extremely Scalable
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Very easy to understand and learn
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Super easy to debug
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Has built-in concurrency
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Great frameworks are being created (GO-Fiber is very similar to ExpressJS, but waayyyyyy faster)
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It was created by geniuses working at Google and many senior developers are now finding great value by learning GO. Here are some of the benefits –
1. There is a huge scarcity of quality GO developers in the market, so you can get hired QUICK!
2. The pay-packages and salaries for GO developers are some of the highest in the world (way higher than NodeJS, React Native developers)
3. GO has many applications in Web 3.0 world and with Machine Learning and Big Data (to work with large amounts of data you need a technology that has concurrency and parallelism and is also extremely light-weight)
4. GO is extremely versatile – You can do some serious software engineering with it along with writing low level code like manipulating network requests, hacking etc. So once you know GO, you don’t need to learn a whole lot of languages.
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Instructor
My name is Akhil Sharma, and I’ll be your instructor in this course. I’m a Founder and CTO at 2 SAAS product companies.
I have been teaching for quite a while on youtube and have been featured on FreeCodeCamp and I’ve also mentored various sessions with Scaler (Dev community).
Having more than 10+ years of industry experience, I teach cutting-edge technologies with my focus always on helping my students improve their professional proficiencies in languages such as Golang, Python, Rust, Javascript.
Offline, I mentor many developers – from startups to enterprises.
With GO becoming much more than a buzzword out there, I’ve decided it’s time for students to properly learn how to be a Golang Developer!
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This course also comes with:
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Lifetime access to all future updates
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A responsive instructor in the Q&A Section
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Udemy Certificate of Completion Ready for Download
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A 30 Day “No Questions Asked” Money Back Guarantee!
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9Concepts That We Will UseVideo lesson
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10Project Briefing - What we'll TrackVideo lesson
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11Project Briefing - Scores and Score TypesVideo lesson
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12Project Briefing - UnitsVideo lesson
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13Project Briefing - Nutritional DataVideo lesson
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14Project PlanVideo lesson
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15Project SetupVideo lesson
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16The Main FileVideo lesson
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17Nutritional Score and Other TypesVideo lesson
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18Nutritional Data StructVideo lesson
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19The Get Nutritional Score FunctionVideo lesson
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20Get Points MethodsVideo lesson
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21Energy And Sodium MethodsVideo lesson
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22Points SystemVideo lesson
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23Slices For Steps/ PointsVideo lesson
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24Get Points From Range FunctionVideo lesson
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25Energy, Sugar And PointsVideo lesson
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26Points for sfa, sodium, protein, fiberVideo lesson
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27Fruit PointsVideo lesson
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28Handling Cheese And BeverageVideo lesson
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29The Nutri Score GradeVideo lesson
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30Quick RevisionVideo lesson
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31Running The ProgramVideo lesson
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32Project Briefing - What we'll buildVideo lesson
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33A CaveatVideo lesson
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34The XML fileVideo lesson
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35The golang concepts we'll applyVideo lesson
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36Visual PlanningVideo lesson
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37Project SetupVideo lesson
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38Basic Project StructureVideo lesson
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39Items And News StructsVideo lesson
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40Visuals For Better Understanding Of The StructsVideo lesson
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41RSS and Channel StructsVideo lesson
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42Data Types For The Struct VariablesVideo lesson
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43The Red Squiggly LinesVideo lesson
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44Working With XMLVideo lesson
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45Defining XML DataVideo lesson
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46Get Google Trends FunctionVideo lesson
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47Read Google Trends FunctionVideo lesson
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48Unmarshalling - Visual ExplanationVideo lesson
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49The Unmarshal FunctionVideo lesson
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50Printing The TrendsVideo lesson
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51Testing The ProgramVideo lesson
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52Real World Applications Of This ProjectVideo lesson
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53What we're buildingVideo lesson
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54Our PlanVideo lesson
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55The ComplicationVideo lesson
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56The SolutionVideo lesson
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57Concurrency OR Parallelism?Video lesson
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58Sequential ProcessingVideo lesson
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59Parallel- ismVideo lesson
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60ConcurrencyVideo lesson
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61Go-RoutinesVideo lesson
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62ChannelsVideo lesson
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63Without WaitGroupsVideo lesson
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64With WaitGroupsVideo lesson
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65Main FileVideo lesson
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66CLI FileVideo lesson
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67Introducing ComplexityVideo lesson
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68Referring The DiagramVideo lesson
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69Creating Our QueryVideo lesson
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70Parsing JSONVideo lesson
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71Mod FilesVideo lesson
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72Running Our ProgramVideo lesson
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