About Course

This 5-day beginner-friendly course is designed to help developers learn the fundamentals of Go (Golang), a modern programming language built for performance, simplicity, and scalability. Through structured lessons and hands-on exercises, participants will gain practical experience in writing Go code, building web servers, and leveraging Go’s powerful concurrency features. By the end, learners will be equipped to start developing robust backend services using Go.

What Will You Learn?

  • Gain hands-on experience with a fast, statically typed, and compiled language
  • Understand Go’s concurrency model for building scalable systems
  • Learn to build performant backend services using Go’s standard libraries
  • Explore how Go is used in tools like Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform
  • Improve productivity with Go’s simplicity and tooling ecosystem
  • Prepare for real-world projects or job roles that require Go

Course Content

Day 1 – Introduction to Go & Setup

  • Why Go?
    00:20:00
  • Setting Up the Go Environment
    00:20:00
  • Basic Syntax & Program Structure
    00:20:00

Day 2 – Control Flow & Structs

Day 3 – Pointers, Interfaces & Error Handling

Day 4 – Concurrency with Goroutines & Channels

Day 5 – Building a Web Server with net/http

₹7,000.00

Material Includes

  • Go installation & setup guide (Windows/Linux/macOS)
  • Code samples and exercises for each day
  • Mini project source code: Task Management API
  • Links to Go documentation, community, and additional learning resources
  • Optional bonus content on using frameworks like Gin and Gorm
  • Certificate of completion

Requirements

  • Familiarity with at least one programming language (any)
  • Laptop/PC with internet access and permissions to install software
  • Go environment setup (will be covered on Day 1)
  • Basic command-line knowledge
  • Code editor like VS Code (recommended)
  • Attendance in at least 4 of 5 sessions to earn a certificate
  • Willingness to practice and build during hands-on exercises

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Audience

  • Developers with basic programming knowledge (Python, JavaScript, Java, etc.)
  • Backend developers looking to explore Go for microservices or APIs
  • DevOps engineers interested in how Go is used in tooling
  • Engineering students wanting to learn a modern systems language
  • Professionals switching to Go from other languages

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