Getting started with Go Programming Language

Getting started with Go Programming Language

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Develop simple, reliable, and efficient applications with Go language

Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software. Are you a software programmer who wants to learn go language from scratch to build amazing applications, then this course is for you!

This course begins with covering the basic fundamentals of golang along with creating a basic application. You will learn data types, control structures, loops, and object-oriented concepts in golang. Then, you will be familiar with the tools used for Go development and will learn to perform testing. Also, you will learn certain standard libraries used in golang. Moving ahead, you will be introduced to Viper and Cobra libraries to build Command Line applications. Finally, you will learn to work with configuration files.

Key Features

  • Explore fundamentals of Go language
  • Design and test your code with Go tools
  • In-depth coverage of Go libraries such as Viper and Cobra
  • 25 assessments specific to the course

What You Will Learn

  • Learn basic data types, control structures, loops, and object-oriented concepts
  • Understand how to organize code and perform testing
  • Get to know the benefits of libraries in golang
  • Be familiar with Viper and Cobra libraries to build Command Line applications
  • Understand how to work with configuration files
Table of Contents

1 The Course Overview
2 What is Go
3 Hello World
4 Basic Data Types
5 Basic Control Structures
6 Loop Control Structures
7 Error Handling
8 Pointers
9 Structures
10 Slices and Maps
11 Methods
12 Interfaces
13 Organizing Your Code
14 Tools for Go Development
15 Vendoring with Glide
16 Testing
17 Command Line Flags
18 Working with Files
19 Logging
20 What is Viper
21 Managing Configuration Options
22 Default Values
23 What is Cobra
24 A Basic Command Line Tool
25 Using Subcommands
26 Integration with Viper
27 Libraries and File Formats
28 Configuration File Structure
29 Using Sane Defaults