Go is the language of the Internet age, because it was built from the ground up to support modern distributed web software. Go is also cross-platform as it compiles to numerous operating systems and CPU architectures via simple commands. It compiles to native binaries, it doesn't use a VM, and is garbage-collected, which makes it a breeze to deploy in production environments.


Throughout the course, we will use modern open source third party packages in Go to build a distributed application that will support several databases, establish efficient serial communications techniques, and construct an advanced web layer with templates, cookies, and websockets support.
We will start with a refresher on Go's primary building blocks. From there, we will explore numerous open source packages that allow working with a variety of databases in a production environment as well as an ORM layer. We will then explore building reliable and robust microservices that communicate efficiently with each other via fast serialization and RPC techniques. Finally, we will develop knowledge on powerful third party templating engines and web toolkits, to construct a modern web layer with a RESTful API.


ELOQUENT GO
The Course Overview
Go Building Blocks
Advanced Data Structures - Arrays and Slices
Maps and Structs
References, Defers, Panics, and Recovers
Concurrency: Goroutines and Channels
Concurrency: Buffered Channels and Select
Methods and Interfaces
A Tour into Go’s Packages
A Further Tour into Go’s Packages
MicroServices Architecture
Project Dino: Building Go Services
Project Dino: Running the Microservice
GO WITH DATABASES IN THE WILD
MySQL
Building Go Code in MySQL
PostgreSQL
Building Go Code in PostgreSQL
SQLite
ORM: GORM I
ORM: GORM II
Go with NoSQL: MongoDB I
Go with NoSQL: MongoDB II
Introduction to Influxdb
Writing Go Applications for Influxdb
Writing Data to Influxdb
Reading Data from Influxdb
COMMUNICATING IN THE WILD
Introduction to Protocol Buffer v2
Writing a Protocol Buffer 2 Application
Introduction to Protocol Buffer v3
Writing a Protocol Buffer 3 Application
Introduction to gRPC
Implementing a gRPC Server in Go
Implementing a gRPC Client in Go
PRODUCTION WEB APPLICATIONS
Web RESTful APIs
Building Restful API for Your Project
Building a Front End
Dino Front End: Template Loops
Dino Project: Backend
Websockets: Client Side
Websockets: Server Side
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