Go Application Development – Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
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Go Application Development – Tips, Tricks, and Techniques

Packt
Updated Dec 10, 2019

Do you want to make your applications efficient? Do you want to move your Go coding skills to the next level? This course will help to you develop applications and services with Go efficiently and bring high quality to your work as a developer. 

You will work practically with some interesting tools, frameworks, and techniques that you can use to leverage the benefits of working with Go to develop your applications. This course will highlight practical and proven techniques to improve particular aspects of Go programming. 

You will focus on discovering new possibilities with Go programming. Each section will address common challenges that you might be facing in your coding tasks. We’ll cover specific techniques with clear instructions to carry out app development tasks with Go using practical examples. You will explore the tools available to measure and improve the code quality of your Go projects. 

By the end of this course, you will be a Go expert and your efficiency and performance levels will have definitely improved, which will ultimately make your day-to-day life easy as a Go application developer. 


Target Audience 

This course is for existing developers who have been building applications with Go, who want to learn some useful, interesting ways to further improve their Go programming skills to build powerful applications in a much more unique and easy way. This course assumes you have Go programming knowledge and have been using it in your projects. This course won’t cover any basics of Go.   


Business Outcomes 

  • Move your skills to the next level by leveraging the benefits of working with Go’s best features, that is, Concurrency using Goroutines and channels 

  • Work with the tools available to measure and improve the code quality of Go projects 

  • Become a Go expert by learning tips and tricks to build Go services and tackle the most common “plumbing” issues while building microservices 

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