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Advanced Golang Training

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Advanced Golang is a deep-dive program focused on building high-performance, scalable, and concurrent applications using Go. The course emphasizes real-world system design, concurrency patterns, microservices, and production-ready Go practices.

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What is Advanced Golang Training about?

This course takes experienced Go developers beyond the basics into advanced language features, concurrency models, performance tuning, and cloud-native development. Learners will work with real-world use cases such as microservices, APIs, distributed systems, and high-throughput applications, following industry best practices.

What are the objectives of Advanced Golang Training ?

  • Master advanced Go language features and idioms
  • Build highly concurrent and scalable applications
  • Design and implement Go-based microservices
  • Optimize performance and memory usage in Go programs
  • Apply production-ready testing, logging, and monitoring practices

Who is Advanced Golang Training for?

  • Intermediate Go developers seeking advanced expertise
  • Backend developers building scalable services
  • Software engineers working on cloud-native systems
  • Microservices and API developers
  • Professionals preparing for Go-related system design roles

What are the prerequisites for Advanced Golang Training?

Prerequisites:

  • Solid understanding of Go fundamentals
  • Experience with structs, interfaces, and packages
  • Basic knowledge of REST APIs
  • Familiarity with Git and command-line tools
  • Understanding of basic concurrency concepts


Learning Path:

  • Go language internals and advanced constructs
  • Concurrency patterns and synchronization techniques
  • Microservices development with Go
  • Performance tuning and profiling
  • Deployment, observability, and production best practices


Related Courses:

  • Go Programming Fundamentals
  • Microservices Architecture with Go
  • Cloud-Native Development with Go
  • Distributed Systems Fundamentals

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

3 Days

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  • Welcome To The Course!
  • What Is Go? And Why Is It Awesome?
  • Installing Go (Alternative: Web-based Setup)
  • Local Code Editor Setup For Go Development
  • Writing a First Go Program
  • About The Course & Course Content
  • Module Introduction
  • Working with Functions & Values
  • Organizing Code with Packages
  • The Important Of The Name
  • Understanding Go Modules & Building Go Programs
  • The
  • Onwards To A New Project
  • Working with Variables, Values & Operators
  • Understanding Value Types
  • Outputting Values
  • Type Conversions & Explicit Type Assignment
  • Using Alternative Variable Declaration Styles
  • Making Sense of Constant Values
  • Understanding the Importance Of Variables
  • Improved User Input Fetching
  • Exercise: Building a Profit Calculator
  • Exercise Solution
  • Formatting Strings (Text) - Basics
  • Formatting Floats in Strings
  • Creating Formatted Strings
  • Building Multiline Strings
  • Understanding Functions
  • Functions: Return Values & Variable Scope
  • An Alternative Return Value Syntax
  • Exercise: Working with Functions
  • Onwards to Control Structures
  • Introducing
  • Working with
  • Exercise:
  • Using
  • Nested
  • Repeating Code With
  • Infinite Loops,
  • Making Sense of
  • Writing To Files
  • Reading From Files
  • Handling Errors
  • Time to Panic!
  • Section Exercise - The Task
  • Section Exercise - Solution
  • Module Introduction
  • Splitting Code Across Files In The Same Package
  • Why Would You Use More Than One Package?
  • Preparing Code For Multiple Packages
  • Splitting Code Across Multiple Packages
  • Importing Packages
  • Exporting & Importing Identifiers
  • Using Third-Party Packages
  • Module Introduction
  • The Starting Project
  • Which Problem Do Structs Solve?
  • Defining A Struct Type
  • Instantiating Structs & Struct Literal Notation
  • Alternative Struct Literal Notation & Struct Null Values
  • Passing Struct Values As Arguments
  • Structs & Pointers
  • Introducing Methods
  • Mutation Methods
  • Using Creation / Constructor Functions
  • Using Constructor Functions For Validation
  • Structs, Packages & Exports
  • Exposing Methods & A Different Constructor Function Name
  • Struct Embedding
  • Structs - A Summary
  • Creating Other Custom Types & Adding Methods
  • Practice Project: Getting User Input
  • Practice Project: Creating a Struct & Constructor Function
  • Practice Project: Adding a Method
  • Practice Project: Handling Long User Input Text
  • Practice Project: Preparing Save To File Functionality
  • Practice Project: Encoding JSON Content
  • Practice Project: Fixes
  • Understanding Struct Tags
  • Module Introduction
  • Preparing An Interface Use-Case
  • Finishing Interface Preparations
  • Creating a First Interface
  • Using The Interface
  • Embedded Interfaces
  • The Special
  • Working with Type Switches
  • Extracting Type Information From Values
  • Interfaces, Dynamic Types & Limitations
  • Introducing Generics
  • Module Introduction
  • Introducing Arrays
  • Working with Arrays
  • Selecting Parts of Arrays With Slices
  • More Ways Of Selecting Slices
  • Diving Deeper Into Slices
  • Building Dynamic Lists With Slices
  • Exercise - Problem
  • Exercise - Solution
  • Unpacking List Values
  • Introducing Maps
  • Mutating Maps
  • Maps vs Structs
  • Using The Special
  • Working with Type Aliases
  • For Loops with Arrays, Slices & Maps
  • Module Introduction
  • Functions as Values & Function Types
  • Returning Functions As Values
  • Introducing Anonymous Functions
  • Understanding Closures
  • Making Sense Of Recursion
  • Using Variadic Functions
  • Splitting Slices Into Parameter Values
  • Module Introduction
  • Building a First, Basic Version Of The Program
  • Setting Up A First Struct
  • Adding a Constructor Function
  • Adding a Method
  • Loading Data From A File
  • Working With The File Data
  • Outsourcing Sharable Logic Into A Package
  • Outsourcing File Access Into A Package
  • Storing JSON Data In Files
  • Adding a FileManager Struct
  • Adding & Using Struct Tags
  • Working on a Swappable Struct
  • Interfaces To The Rescue
  • Error Handling
  • Module Introduction
  • Introducing Goroutines
  • Running Functions As Goroutines
  • Understanding Goroutine Behavior
  • Introducing & Using Channels
  • Working with Multiple Channels & Goroutines
  • Goroutines & Channels in a Project
  • Setting Up An Error Channel
  • Managing Channels with the
  • Deferring Code Execution with
  • Module Introduction
  • Planning The API
  • Installing the Gin Framework
  • Setting Up A First Route & Handling a First Request
  • Setting Up An Event Model
  • Registering a POST Route
  • Testing Requests & Fixing the POST Request Handler
  • Adding a SQL Database
  • Creating A SQL Database Table
  • Storing Data in the Database (INSERT)
  • Getting Events From Database (SELECT)
  • Getting Single Event Data By ID
  • Refactoring Code & Outsourcing Routes
  • Registering an
  • Updating Events
  • Deleting Events
  • Adding a
  • Adding User Signup
  • Don't Store Plain-text Passwords!
  • Hashing Passwords
  • Getting Started with Auth Tokens (JWT)
  • Getting Started with the Login Route
  • Finishing The Login Logic
  • Generating JWT
  • Finishing The JWT Logic
  • Adding Token Verification
  • Adding Route Protection
  • Retrieving & Storing User and Event IDs
  • Adding an Authentication Middleware
  • Enhancing & Using The Middleware
  • Adding Authorization To Restrict Users From Editing & Deleting
  • Adding a Registrations Table
  • Registering Users
  • Testing & Fixing the
  • Cancelling Registrations

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Advanced Golang Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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