Go tutorial – Chapter 7: Building real-world applications
2 min read You can use GO to build real-world applications. These applications can be web applications, mobile applications, desktop applications, or other types of applications. Web …
Go Tutorial
This tutorial is a comprehensive course on the Go programming language, covering everything from the basics of Go syntax and concepts to advanced topics such as data structures, design patterns, and concurrency techniques. It also covers how to build real-world applications in Go, including web applications, desktop applications, and mobile applications. Each chapter is filled with detailed explanations and examples to help you understand and apply the concepts in your own projects. The tutorial is suitable for both beginners and experienced programmers who want to learn or improve their skills in Go.
Go tutorial – Chapter 6: Advanced Go topics
3 min read What are advanced Go topics? Advanced Go topics are advanced concepts and techniques in the Go programming language that are typically beyond the scope …
Go tutorial – Chapter 5: Interacting with the outside world
3 min read Interacting with the outside world refers to the ability of a program to communicate with other systems, resources, or services outside of its own …
Go tutorial – Chapter 4: Concurrency
5 min read In this course, you will learn about concurrency in Go and how to use goroutines and channels to write concurrent programs. You will learn …
Go Tutorial – Chapter 3: Working with data
5 min read Array and Slices Go has a built-in type called array for representing fixed-length sequences of values. An array is declared using the [size]type syntax, …
Go Tutorial – Chapter 1: Introduction to Go
2 min read Overview Go is a programming language developed by Google in 2007. It is a statically-typed language with syntax similar to C, but with additional …
Getting Started with Go
2 min read Go is a programming language developed by Google in 2007. It is a statically-typed language with syntax similar to C, but with additional features …