Consuming RESTful APIs in Golang

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Michael Okuboyejo

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01 - Introduction

01 - Golang and consuming RESTful APIs.mp4

00:50

02 - 1. Understanding RESTful APIs

01 - Introduction to RESTful APIs.mp4

08:40

02 - Introduction to the Golang native HTTP client.mp4

05:34

03 - 2. Making HTTP Requests in Golang

01 - Making GET requests.mp4

04:00

02 - Making POST, PUT, and PATCH requests.mp4

09:14

03 - Handling request bodies and headers.mp4

08:03

04 - 3. Handling API Responses

01 - Parsing JSON responses.mp4

08:53

02 - Error handling.mp4

06:19

05 - 4. Security, Authentication, and Authorization

01 - Basic authentication.mp4

02:53

02 - Token-based authentication.mp4

02:02

03 - Handling sensitive data.mp4

04:07

04 - SSLTLS considerations.mp4

04:46

06 - 5. Advanced Topics

01 - Concurrency in API requests.mp4

07:41

02 - Rate limiting and throttling.mp4

03:29

03 - Optimizing API requests.mp4

03:44

07 - 6. Testing

01 - Unit testing API calls.mp4

06:01

02 - Mocking REST APIs for testing.mp4

06:36

08 - Conclusion

01 - Go HTTP client tips.mp4

04:16

02 - Final thoughts and recommendations.mp4

02:36

Description

RESTful APIs are widely used and consumed in the world of software engineering and the most popular means of communication between microservices. In this course, software engineer Michael Okuboyejo equips you with the essential skills to proficiently interact with RESTful APIs using Golang's native HTTP client. Explore how to create HTTP requests for the different request methods. Learn about authentication, response handling, and advanced topics like concurrency and proper unit testing. By the end of this course, you will not only enhance your Golang proficiency but also be able to build robust REST API integrations.

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