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Course Outline
Advanced Go Concepts
- In-depth analysis of Go’s type system.
- Managing pointers, memory allocation, and garbage collection.
- Advanced interface usage and struct embedding.
Concurrency and Parallelism
- Sophisticated goroutine management techniques.
- Utilizing buffered and unbuffered channels.
- Implementing select statements and worker pool patterns.
Error Handling and Logging
- Designing custom error types and wrapping strategies.
- Implementing structured logging and monitoring solutions.
- Best practices for error propagation.
Testing and Benchmarking
- Executing unit and integration tests in Go.
- Leveraging Go’s native testing utilities.
- Benchmarking and profiling application performance.
Modular Programming and Packages
- Managing dependencies via Go modules.
- Handling versioning and publishing modules.
- Constructing reusable Go libraries.
Building APIs and Microservices
- Developing RESTful APIs with Go.
- Integrating Go with Docker and containerization.
- Orchestrating and deploying services.
Performance Optimization
- Tuning memory profiling and resource usage.
- Strategies for optimizing concurrent operations.
- Monitoring performance using pprof.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Practical experience in programming with Go.
- Solid grasp of Go syntax, data structures, and function definitions.
- Familiarity with package management and fundamental concurrency concepts.
Target Audience
- Seasoned software developers.
- Backend engineers.
- Developers focusing on cloud-native applications.
21 Hours
Testimonials (2)
The structure of the training and the exercises were fantastic. The trainer was able to get me excited to work with Go in the future, which is not an easy thing!
Noah Van Tiggel - Spot Buy Center BV
Course - Advanced Go Programming
The trainer proved himself to be an expert of the topic, which I never give for granted. He provided very useful insight on industry standards.
