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Lets Learn Golang together

Golang - Best Resources 🎁 Golang is getting hugely popular 🚀 As we are specifically working in Golang for the past 7-8 years, we got a chance to explore Golang in depth. While experimenting with its best features we got our fair share of learning what works well and what doesn’t. Every day I get many messages from developers who are interested in learning Golang but don’t know what and how to learn. Following are resources if follow rigorously, you’ll get the best understanding of Golang which is most sought after by companies. ✅ Basic Topics:-  - You can start with Go Tour, which is developed by the Go team itself, you can simply check and run the main features of Go online and don’t need to install Go locally.  https://lnkd.in/dUd2kpKh - Topic wise Good collection of Go examples is good for understanding basic topics.  https://gobyexample.com/ - If you prefer learning through videos here’s a good course by Todd McLeod https://lnkd.in/dMM3M68A - Once you learn all the above things well  Learn to create web-server using “net/http” package - Create web-servers using Gin(so far the best router), learn middleware well. https://lnkd.in/dGprau3T - Learn GORM first many companies are still using it, we prefer using SQLX for better performance.  https://gorm.io/index.html https://lnkd.in/dqGjjW9F - Learn to create REST APIs with best practices, and develop CRUD APIs by connecting to relational DB (PostgreSQL/MySQL) ✅ Intermediate Topics:-  - Learn Interfaces well, empty interfaces, and type assertion, interface implementation.  - Advanced methods, struct composition  - Writing Unit tests ✅ Advanced topics:-  - Goroutines, Channels, Wait Groups, these topics are a must we don’t hire Go, developers, if they don’t have a deep understanding of these concepts.  - Check the following superb video by Golang creator Rob Pike, he has explained “Concurrency is not Parallelism” https://lnkd.in/drWgE2ji - Concurrency patterns - Worker Pool, Fan-In, Fan-Out, etc  - Mocking while writing Unit Tests (your knowledge of interfaces will be most important here) https://lnkd.in/dsRc_d2V - Dependency injection, Wire is a superb library developed by the Google team https://lnkd.in/dQd3yMtU - Pprof - low-level CPU/Memory profiling I will keep updating this list #golang #golangAtScalent #scalent #python #java #php ---------------------------------------------- At Scalent we are helping companies to develop Applications using Golang, which are not only Fast and Efficient but also save lots of cost in the long run. Are you exploring, whether Golang can be a right fit for your next project or not? Feel free to connect with me, I would love to know more about your project and discuss if Golang will be a good fit or not.

If you want to really learn Golang. Go deeper. How? People have different learning curves or patterns of learning. Some persons will learn the basics and jump to building products or demo projects with the tool (Which is great). But what's bad is forgetting to learn more deeply about the tool. Now you can code in Golang. You can build products and demo projects. Great! But do you know: - Golang internals - Advanced concurrency patterns in Go - Advanced packaging and dependency management - Building and deploying Go applications - etc I mean, knowing them really deeply? Don't be shy to admit it. This book "Advanced Golang" will help you master important topics and concepts in Golang. https://lnkd.in/eDN8QQPW Mastering Your Craft means Mastering your tools and mastering how to use the tools. Don't only master how to use Golang. Master the language in and out.

Defer, Panic, and Recover, are three important keywords in Golang. Let's get to know them and understand when they're used. #golang #go #goland #panic #recover #defer #devops #golangdeveloper

🚀Diving into a new language: From TypeScript to Golang🚀 After years of being a TypeScript devotee, I decided to dive headfirst into the world of #Golang. The journey is proving to be quite enlightening, and I want to share some tips with my fellow software engineering enthusiasts. 1️⃣ Start with the Basics: Before diving into the deep end, make sure to have a clear understanding of Golang's basic syntax and data structures. This will lay a strong foundation for your Golang journey. 2️⃣ Leverage the Robust Community: Golang has a vibrant, supportive community. Make sure to tap into forums, tutorials, and open-source contributions to learn from the collective wisdom of the community. 3️⃣ Focus on Concurrency: One of Golang's key strengths is its smooth handling of concurrency. So, make sure to dedicate significant time to mastering goroutines and channels. Remember, the transition may feel a bit daunting initially, but perseverance and consistent efforts will bear fruit. To all my fellow software engineers, what are your thoughts on Golang? Do you have any tips to share from your learning experiences? #SoftwareEngineering #Golang #TypeScript #ProgrammingLanguages Question to the viewer: Do you have any additional tips for mastering Golang as a TypeScript developer?

If you want to really learn Golang. Go deeper. How? People have different learning curves or patterns of learning. Some persons will learn the basics and jump to building products or demo projects with the tool (Which is great). But what's bad is forgetting to learn more deeply about the tool. Now you can code in Golang. You can build products and demo projects. Great! But do you know: - Golang internals - Advanced concurrency patterns in Go - Advanced packaging and dependency management - Building and deploying Go applications - etc I mean, knowing them really deeply? Don't be shy to admit it. This book "Advanced Golang" will help you master important topics and concepts in Golang. lnkd.in/eDN8QQPW Mastering Your Craft means Mastering your tools and mastering how to use the tools. Don't only master how to use Golang. Master the language in and out

𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐔𝐋𝐃 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐠 !? 🐹 Go (Golang) - the programming langugae created by Google in 2007, is taking the DevOps world by storm! Here's why you should dive into the world of Golang: 💡 𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐆𝐨 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬: - Go is the go-to language for efficiency and performance. - Native support for concurrency streamlines DevOps tasks. - Loved by tech giants like Google, Netflix, Stream, Uber, and more. 📊 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐔𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐝: In the video, We also discuss how different companies are migrating from Python, Java, Nodejs to GO. - 🌐 Microsoft prefers Golang over Python for Azure Cloud. - ⚙️ Netflix leverages Go for latency improvements. - 💹 PayPal scales efficiently with Go. - 🐦 Twitter handles 5 billion sessions daily with Go. - 🚀 Stream transitions from Python to Go. - 🚖 Uber relies on Go for architectural excellence. Companies are migrating to Go for its incredible benefits. Want to know why? Check out these real-world case studies! Check out the video for insights into Go's rise in DevOps, its use cases, and why it's becoming the language of choice. Efficiency, scalability, and performance - that's Go in DevOps! 🛠️ Video: https://lnkd.in/dT-qrmNM For more DevOps content Follow Nasiullha Chaudhari :)

We recently added new language support for Go and Kotlin. Check out our latest video guide on using Nitric to create an API to create and update profiles in #golang:

🚀 Just shared an insightful YouTube shorts on why programmers swear by Docker for their software products! 💻 Dive into the reasons why Docker has become a game-changer in the world of software development, offering portability, consistency, and scalability like never before. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, understanding Docker is a must-have skill in today's tech landscape. Check out the video here: https://lnkd.in/gftiU5qv Harkirat Singh Abhishek Thory Ankit Kumar Nayak Ansh Mehta Anurag Roy Harpreet Singh #docker #typescript #nodejs #softwaredevelopment #devops #tech #youtube #youtubetutorial

👋 Meet Ferenc Fabian, the other speaker at our Meetup! He's a great Technical Lead and Principal Engineer who originally got into programming because he liked “Pascal” as a kid, and was also fascinated by the complexity of computers. Now, at our Meetup, he's trading complexity for a Golang 101 session to teach you more about this popular cloud technology! What can you expect from this session? 👉 Learn the basics of Go and the differences to other popular languages (e.g. Java, Node.js) 👉 Get to know the advantages of Go 👉 Have a look at what beginners usually do wrong in Go 👉 Hear from experience what the Go(od) development method is 📌Please note that the language of the presentations is Hungarian. Are you unsure if this is for you? Here's Ferenc's recommendation: “This is exciting for everyone, because most cloud products are written in this language, we can all use it in our daily work.” ☁️ So don’t miss your chance to find out more about Golang and learn from the experiences of others! ⚡ RSVP now: https://lnkd.in/g3gCAez8 Or write us a short email, that you would like to attend: meetup@bishop-co.com 📍2024, March 26, 5:30PM- 8:00PM. Szeged, Kárász Street 9. Bishop & Co Office #bishopco #cloudnativeszeged #meetup #generativeai #aws #cloudtechnology #szegedit #golang #golang1o1