Go (Golang) Programming: The Complete Go Bootcamp 2023

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Andrei Dumitrescu,Crystal Mind Academy

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1 - Course Introduction

1 - Why Go Programming Why now.mp4

02:24

1 - google io meet the go team.zip

1 - go faq.zip

1 - is the language called go or golang.zip

2 - IMPORTANT Please read.html

3 - Join Our Online Community.html

2 - Getting Started

4 - The Go Playground Your First Go Program.mp4

07:58

4 - inside the go playground.zip

5 - Setup the Programming Environment on Windows Go Git and VSCode.mp4

09:39

6 - Setup the Programming Environment on Linux Go and VSCode.html

7 - Setup the Programming Environment on macOS Go Git and VSCode.html

8 - Code Organization.mp4

03:59

9 - The Structure of a Go Application.mp4

07:28

10 - Coding Go Application Structure.html

11 - Compiling go build and Running Go Applications go run.mp4

08:25

11 - Slides-Compiling-go-build-and-Running-Go-Applications-go-run.pdf

12 - Go Packages and Modules.html

13 - Formatting Go Source Code gofmt.mp4

05:30

13 - Slides-Formatting-Go-Source-Code-gofmt.pdf

3 - Challenge HandsOn Exercises Getting Started

14 - HandsOn Exercices.html

4 - Go Basics

15 - Slides-Variables.pdf

15 - Variables in Go.mp4

08:43

16 - Multiple Declarations.mp4

06:38

16 - gos declaration syntax rob pike.zip

17 - Coding Variables and Declarations.html

18 - Types and Zero Values.mp4

05:22

19 - Coding Types and Zero Values.html

20 - Comments.mp4

03:08

21 - Naming Conventions in Go.mp4

06:46

21 - Slides-Naming-Convensions-in-Go.pdf

22 - Coding Comments and Naming Convention.html

23 - Package fmt.mp4

15:20

23 - package fmt.zip

24 - Coding Package fmt.html

25 - Constants in Go.mp4

08:27

25 - Slides-Constants-in-Go.pdf

26 - Constant Rules.mp4

03:39

27 - Constant Expressions Typed vs Untyped Constants.mp4

07:50

27 - constants rob pike.zip

28 - IOTA.mp4

04:43

29 - Coding Constants and IOTA.html

30 - Go Data Types Part 1.mp4

08:33

30 - Slides-Go-Types.pdf

31 - Go Data Types Part 2.mp4

06:28

32 - Coding Go Data Types.html

33 - Operations on Types Arithmetic and Assignment Operators.mp4

09:39

33 - Slides-Operators1.pdf

34 - Comparison and Logical Operators.mp4

06:40

34 - Slides-Operators2.pdf

35 - Coding Go Operators.html

36 - Overflows.mp4

06:25

37 - Converting Numeric Types.mp4

05:45

38 - Converting Numbers to Strings and Strings to Numbers.mp4

07:54

39 - Coding Converting Types.html

40 - Defined Named Types part 1.mp4

02:41

40 - Slides-Defined-Types.pdf

41 - Defined Named Types part 2.mp4

05:48

42 - Coding Defined Types.html

43 - Alias Declarations.mp4

03:44

44 - Coding Aliases.html

5 - Coding Challenges Go Basics

45 - Declare Variables.html

46 - Constant.html

47 - Package fmt.html

48 - Operators and Conversions.html

49 - Named Types and Aliases.html

6 - Program Flow Control in Go

50 - If Else If and Else Statements.mp4

07:42

51 - Coding If Else If and Else.html

52 - Command Line Arguments osArgs.mp4

06:40

53 - Coding Command Line Arguments.html

54 - Simple If Statement.mp4

08:53

55 - Coding Simple If.html

56 - For Loops.mp4

03:30

57 - Where is the While Loop in Go.mp4

02:53

58 - Coding For Loops.html

59 - For and Continue Statements.mp4

02:23

60 - For and Break Statements.mp4

03:18

61 - Coding For Break and Continue.html

62 - Label Statement.mp4

05:55

62 - Slides-Labels.pdf

63 - Goto.mp4

03:09

64 - Coding Labels and Goto Statements.html

65 - Switch Statement.mp4

08:04

66 - Coding Switch Statement.html

67 - Scopes in Go.mp4

08:14

67 - Slides-Scopes.pdf

68 - Coding Scopes.html

7 - Coding Challenges Flow Control

69 - Coding Challenge Exercises Flow Control.html

8 - Arrays in Go

70 - Intro to Arrays.mp4

02:44

70 - Slides-Arrays-in-Go.pdf

71 - Declaring Arrays.mp4

05:37

72 - Array Operations.mp4

07:51

73 - Coding Declaring Arrays and Operations.html

74 - Arrays with Keyed Elements.mp4

06:55

75 - Coding Arrays with Keyed Elements.html

9 - Coding Challenges Arrays

76 - Array Coding Exercises.html

10 - Slices in Go

77 - Intro to Slices.mp4

01:44

77 - Slides-Slices-in-Go.pdf

78 - Declaring Slices and Basic Slice Operations.mp4

07:37

79 - Comparing Slices.mp4

06:03

80 - Coding Slice Basics.html

81 - Appending to a Slice Copying Slices.mp4

05:18

82 - Slice Expressions.mp4

06:43

83 - Coding Slice Expressions.html

84 - Slice Internals Backing Array and Slice Header part 1.mp4

06:01

85 - Slice Internals Backing Array and Slice Header part 2.mp4

08:46

85 - go slices usage and internals.zip

86 - Coding Slices Backing Array.html

87 - Append Length and Capacity InDepth.mp4

08:33

87 - arrays slices and strings the mechanics of append rob pike.zip

88 - Coding Appending to Slices.html

11 - Coding Challenges Slices

89 - Coding Challenge Exercises Slices.html

12 - Strings Runes Bytes and UTF8 in Go

90 - Intro to Strings.mp4

08:13

90 - Slides-Strings-in-Go.pdf

90 - strings bytes runes and characters in go rob pike.zip

91 - Coding String Basics.html

92 - Intro to Runes Bytes and Unicode Code Points.mp4

03:05

93 - Coding Runes and Strings Decoding Strings Byte by Byte and Rune by Rune.mp4

06:50

94 - String Length in Bytes and Runes.mp4

03:13

95 - Coding Strings Runes and Decoding.html

96 - Slicing Strings.mp4

03:47

97 - Coding Slicing Strings.html

98 - Strings Package Part1 Contains ContainsAny Count ToLower ToUpper EqualFold.mp4

07:52

99 - Strings Package Part2 Manipulating Strings Repeat Replace Split Join Field.mp4

10:04

100 - Coding Strings Package.html

13 - Coding Challenges Strings

101 - Coding Challenge Exercises Strings.html

14 - Maps in Go

102 - Intro to Maps.mp4

03:22

102 - Slides-Maps-in-Go.pdf

103 - Declaring Maps Working with Maps.mp4

14:28

104 - Comparing Maps.mp4

03:29

105 - Map Header Cloning Maps.mp4

05:02

105 - go maps in action.zip

106 - Coding Maps in Go.html

15 - Coding Challenges Maps

107 - Coding Challenge Exercises Maps.html

16 - Working with Files in Go

108 - Open Close Rename Move Remove Files.mp4

13:45

109 - Coding Operations on Files.html

110 - Writing Bytes to File osWrite and ioutilWriteFile.mp4

06:41

111 - Coding Writing to Files Using os and ioutil.html

112 - Writing to Files using a Buffered Writer bufio Package.mp4

07:07

113 - Coding Writing to Files Using a Buffer in Memory.html

114 - Reading n Bytes from a File Reading a File using a Buffered Reader.mp4

06:25

115 - Coding Reading Bytes from Files.html

116 - Reading a File Line by Line Using a Scanner.mp4

06:25

117 - Coding Reading Files Using a Delimiter.html

118 - Scanning for User Input Reading From Stdin.mp4

05:42

119 - Coding Reading from Console.html

17 - Coding Challenges Working with Files

120 - Coding Exercises Working with Files.html

18 - Structs in Go

121 - Organizing Data with Structs.mp4

01:50

121 - Slides-Structs-in-Go.pdf

122 - Creating Structs.mp4

08:48

123 - Retrieving and Updating Struct Fields.mp4

05:39

124 - Coding Working with Structs.html

125 - Anonymous Structs and Anonymous Struct Fields.mp4

05:55

126 - Embedded Structs.mp4

05:35

127 - Coding Anonymous and Embedded Structs.html

19 - Coding Challenges Structs

128 - Coding Challenge Exercises Structs.html

20 - Functions in Go

129 - Intro to Functions.mp4

02:30

129 - Slides-Functions-in-Go.pdf

130 - Function Parameters Arguments and Return Values.mp4

09:18

130 - there is no passbyreference in go.zip

131 - Coding Function Basics.html

132 - Variadic Functions Part 1.mp4

04:36

133 - Variadic Functions Part 2.mp4

08:02

134 - Coding Variadic Functions.html

135 - Defer Statement.mp4

04:23

136 - Coding Defer Statement.html

137 - Anonymous Functions.mp4

04:45

138 - Coding Anonymous Functions.html

21 - Coding Challenges Functions

139 - Coding Challenge Exercises Functions.html

22 - Pointers in Go

140 - Computer Memory and Pointers.mp4

03:42

140 - Slides-Pointers-in-Go.pdf

141 - Declaring Pointers Address of and Dereferencing Operators.mp4

11:08

142 - Pointer to Pointer Comparing Pointers.mp4

05:42

143 - Coding Pointer Basics.html

144 - Passing and Returning Pointers From Functions Part 1.mp4

05:01

145 - Passing Pointers to Functions Passing by Value vs Passing by Pointer Part 2.mp4

13:56

146 - Coding Passing Values and Pointers to Functions.html

23 - Coding Challenges Pointers

147 - Coding Challenge Exercises Pointers.html

24 - Methods and Interfaces in Go OOP

148 - Receiver Functions Methods.mp4

07:52

149 - Coding Intro to Methods.html

150 - Methods with a Pointer Receiver.mp4

10:19

151 - Coding Methods with a Pointer Receiver.html

152 - Intro to Interfaces.mp4

05:43

153 - Implementing Interfaces.mp4

07:24

154 - Coding Implementing Interfaces.html

155 - Interface Dynamic Type and Polymorphism.mp4

04:15

156 - Type Assertions and Type Switches.mp4

06:53

157 - Coding Type Assertions.html

158 - Embedded Interfaces.mp4

05:06

159 - Empty Interface.mp4

07:16

160 - Coding Empty Interface.html

25 - Coding Challenges Methods and Interfaces

161 - Coding Challenge Exercises Methods.html

162 - Coding Challenge Exercises Interfaces.html

26 - Concurrency in Go

163 - Concurrency vs Parallelism.mp4

03:49

163 - Slides-Concurrency-vs-Parallelism.pdf

163 - concurrency is not parallelism by rob pike.zip

163 - google announcement hey ho lets go.zip

164 - Intro to Goroutines.mp4

04:10

164 - Slides-Goroutines.pdf

165 - Spawning Goroutines The go Keyword.mp4

08:28

166 - Coding Getting Information.html

167 - WaitGroups.mp4

04:08

168 - Coding Goroutines and WaitGroups.html

169 - Project URL Checker and Page Downloader.mp4

12:16

169 - http-serial.zip

170 - Project Refactoring Using WaitGroups URL Checker and Page Downloader.mp4

04:53

170 - http-concurrent-waitgroups.zip

171 - Data Race.mp4

07:07

172 - Go Race Detector.mp4

04:03

173 - Coding Data Race.html

174 - Mutexes.mp4

04:47

175 - Coding Mutexes.html

176 - Intro to Channels.mp4

09:40

177 - Coding Intro to Channels.html

178 - Goroutines and Channels.mp4

05:00

179 - Goroutines Channels and Anonymous Function.mp4

02:57

180 - Coding Goroutines and Channels.html

181 - Project Refactoring Using Channels URL Checker and Page Downloader.mp4

08:02

181 - http-concurrent-channels.zip

182 - Project Refactoring Using Channels and Anonymous Function.mp4

07:38

182 - http-concurrent-channel-anonymous.zip

183 - Unbuffered Channels.mp4

04:15

184 - Coding Unbuffered Channels.html

185 - Buffered Channels.mp4

08:52

186 - Coding Buffered Channels.html

187 - Select Statement.mp4

06:50

188 - Coding Select Statement.html

27 - Coding Challenges Concurrency

189 - Coding Challenge Exercises Goroutines WaitGroups and Mutexes.html

190 - Coding Challenge Exercises Goroutines and Channels.html

28 - Go Packages and Modules

191 - Go Packages Overview.mp4

02:38

191 - Packages-GOPATH-and-Code-Organization.pdf

192 - Creating a Package.mp4

09:43

193 - GOPATH and Packages In Depth.mp4

07:39

194 - Exporting Names Private vs Private Access.mp4

05:45

195 - Import Statement and Scopes.mp4

09:03

196 - The Init function.mp4

04:27

197 - Go Modules Overview.mp4

04:06

197 - Modules.pdf

198 - Importing and Using Go Modules.mp4

08:38

199 - Creating Your Own Go Module.mp4

05:20

200 - Publish the Module on GitHub Semantic Versioning.mp4

10:58

200 - semantic versioning.zip

201 - Commands Create and Publish a Module on GitHub.html

202 - Releasing a Bug Fix and a Minor Update.mp4

08:14

203 - Releasing a Major Update.mp4

06:37

204 - Using MultiVersion Dependency.mp4

02:30

29 - Challenge HandsOn Exercises Packages and Modules

205 - HandsOn Exercises.html

30 - APPENDIX Linux Administration

206 - Installing Ubuntu in a VM.mp4

13:21

207 - Things to Do After Installing Ubuntu.mp4

10:16

208 - Terminals Consoles Shells and Command.mp4

09:33

209 - Linux Command Structure.mp4

06:55

210 - Getting Help Man Pages man type help apropos.mp4

11:09

211 - Mastering the Terminal The TAB Key.mp4

06:42

212 - Mastering the Terminal Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4

04:58

213 - Mastering the Terminal The Bash History.mp4

08:40

214 - root vs Nonprivileged Users Getting root Access sudo su passwd.mp4

11:24

215 - Intro to The Linux Files System.mp4

05:28

216 - The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard FHS.mp4

09:39

217 - Absolute vs Relative Paths Walking through the File System pwd cd tree.mp4

13:10

218 - The LS Command In Depth ls.mp4

08:22

219 - Understanding File Timestamps atime mtime ctime stat touch date.mp4

09:44

220 - Sorting Files by Timestamp.mp4

01:54

221 - File Types in Linux ls F file.mp4

08:22

222 - Viewing Files Part 1 cat.mp4

04:28

223 - Viewing Files Part 2 less more.mp4

03:50

224 - Viewing Files Part 3 tail head watch.mp4

06:18

225 - Creating Files and Directories touch mkdir.mp4

07:10

226 - Copying Files and Directories cp.mp4

06:20

227 - Moving and Renaming Files and Directories mv.mp4

07:46

228 - Removing Files and Directories rm shred.mp4

09:28

229 - Working With Pipes in Linux wc.mp4

08:07

230 - Command Redirection 2 cut tee.mp4

14:31

231 - Finding Files and Directories Part 1 locate which.mp4

10:11

232 - Finding Files and Directories Part 2 find.mp4

11:43

233 - Find and Exec.mp4

04:24

234 - Searching for String Patterns in Text Files grep.mp4

12:32

235 - Searching for Strings in Binary Files strings.mp4

03:39

236 - Comparing Files cmp diff sha256.mp4

09:54

237 - Compressing and Archiving Files and Directories tar gzip.mp4

14:15

238 - Hard Links and the Inode Structure.mp4

09:29

239 - Working With Symlinks Symlinks vs Hard Links.mp4

05:22

31 - Contents to Come in 2023

240 - New Content to be Added.html

32 - BONUS SECTION

241 - Congratulations.html

242 - BONUS THANK YOU GIFT.html

Description

Master Go (Golang) from Beginner to Pro. Become a Professional Golang Programmer from Scratch. Learning by doing!

What You'll Learn?

Become a professional Go programmer and get hired.
You will MASTER all Go (Golang) key concepts starting from scratch. No prior Go knowledge is required.
For each Go key concept you'll get HD Videos, coding sections, quizzes, practice exercises with solutions and slides.
Build a COMPLETE understanding of Go from the ground. Write idiomatic, bug-free Go code using best practices.
Learn to work with Go control flow structures: if, for, break, continue, switch, goto, labels etc.
Master all Go data structures in depth: arrays, slices, strings, maps, structs.
Learn to work efficiently with pointers.
Learn to work efficiently with files.
Master the full power of methods and interfaces (Go OOP).
Understand Go concurrency in depth: WaitGroups, Mutexes, Buffered and Unbuffered Channels, Select Statement and Patterns.
Build massively concurrent programs with Goroutines and Channels.
Hundreds of hands-on exercises with solutions and quizzes.
Go Packages and Modules in depth

Who is this for?

Beginners with very basic programming experience.

Programmers switching languages to Go.

Programmers who know Go basics and want to master Golang.

This course should not be attended by senior Go programmers.

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Description
***Fully updated for 2023* This Go (Golang) Programming course covers every major topic, including Pointers, Methods, and Interfaces (Go OOP), Concurrency In Depth (Goroutines, Channels, Mutexes, WaitGroups), Go Packages and Modules, and many more!
I am constantly updating the course to be the most comprehensive, yet straightforward, Go Programming course on the market!
COURSE UPDATES:
Update:Â November 2022 -Â Updates to be 2023 ready.
Update:Â Summer 2022 - Updates on Go Packages
Update:Â November 2021 -Â Updates to be 2022 ready.
Closed and Exclusive Discord Community created: July 2021
Update: Summer 2020 - NEW Section: Go Packages and Modules (2 hours of videos, a complete list of commands, and a Quiz)
Update: February 2010 - NEW Section: Concurrency in Go (2 hours of videos, coding sections, a Project, and Quizzes)
Course Launch: October 2019
This course IS NOT like any other Go Programming course you can take online.Â By the end of this course, you will MASTER all the Golang key concepts starting from scratch and you'll be among the top Go Programmers.

This Go Programming course is a perfect match for both beginners and experienced developers!

Welcome to this practical Go Programming course for learning Go, the language created to solve "Google-size" problems.
Go (Golang) will be one of the most in-demand programming languages across the job market in the near future! Go is on a trajectory to become the Next Enterprise Programming Language. Cutting-Edge Technologies and Software are already written in Go. For example, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, or Ethereum are all written in Go. In addition to Google, Golang is used by Uber, Netflix, Medium, Pinterest, Slack, SoundCloud, Dropbox and many more!
By enrolling in this course now, you make the best investment in your career!

This course, taught by me, a Senior Software Engineer and Professional Trainer, is the only one you need in order to become a complete professional Go Programmer. After this course, you'll have an in-depth knowledge of core and advanced Go.

Why this Go Programming course?
This Go (Golang) course is a unique experience on Udemy. There are many other Go courses you can choose from, but this course is completely different.
For every Go language key concept, you'll get NOT ONLY a video but also:
1. Tens of quizzes.
2. Practice exercises and challenges with solutions.
3. Coding sections full of examples.
4. Slides with the main points.
5. You'll have access to my closed and exclusive online group in order to provide you with improved, faster and better support for your course-related questions. I am always available to guide you personally and answer any questions you might have.

Why should you learn from me?
I'm a Practitioner and an Enthusiast. Welcome to the real world! I have almost 20 years of experience as a Developer and Sysadmin. Since I've started with Programming and Networking in the early 2000s, I've been using or studying programming almost on a daily basis. I also have a bunch of certifications in the area of Programming or Networking.
I'm an Educator and I know how to make a Syllabus. I know exactly what is important and what's just dust in the wind. For the last 10 years, I've trained thousands of people in Programming and Networking
You'll learn not only Go Programming, but also advanced concepts for real-world projects. After this course, you'll MASTER all the Golang key concepts.

You'll have lifetime access and you can return and look for a specific concept anytime you want. And let's not forget, if you don't like the course, you are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, full refund, no questions asked!

The topics covered in this Complete Go (Golang) Programming Bootcamp are:**
Installing Go, Git, and VSCode on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Compiling and Running Go Programs
Using Go tools like go fmt to format and write idiomatic Go code
GOPATH and Go Application Structure
Go Packages and Modules In Depth
Publish Modules on GitHub
Declarations, Variables, Constants, and Comments in Go
Constant Rules, Typed vs. Untyped Constans, IOTA
Math, Comparison and Logical Operators
Go Data Types in Depth, Zero Values, Dynamically vs. Statically Typed Languages
Converting Types
fmt Package: Println, Printf, Sprintf, etc
Named (Defined) Types in Go
Alias Declarations
Flow Control: if, simple if statement, for, continue, break, switch, labels, goto
Scopes in Go
Strings, Runes, Bytes, and UTF-8 in Go
strings Package
Arrays in Go
Slices in Go
Maps in Go
Structs in Go
User-defined Functions, Variadic and Anonymous Functions, Defer Statement
Working with Files in Go: os, io, ioutil, bufio packages
Error Handling
Pointers In-Depth: Dereferencing and Address of Operators, Passing to Functions and Methods, etc
Methods (Function Receivers) and Interfaces (Go OOP): Embedded Interfaces, Empty Interface, Type Assertions, and Type Switches, etc
Concurrency in Go
Goroutine Synchronization Using WaitGroups
Data Races, Go Race Detector, and Mutexes
Goroutines and Channels
Buffered and Unbuffered Channels
Channel Select Statement

Every topic includes many live examples in Go, a coding section, tens of quizzes, slides, and many practice exercises.
By the end of this Go Programming Course, you'll also have acquired the prerequisite Go skills to move into specific branches: Network and Server Programming, Cloud and Infrastructure Programming, and Large-Scale Software Development in general.
I'll see you in the course!
Who this course is for:
Beginners with very basic programming experience.
Programmers switching languages to Go.
Programmers who know Go basics and want to master Golang.
This course should not be attended by senior Go programmers.

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I've been a Network and Software Engineer for over 15 years, the typical profile of a DevOps Engineer.I've co-founded Crystal Mind Academy, a Cisco Academy and professional training center in Romania, that focuses on teaching cutting-edge technologies to students.I have contributed to education in the areas of programming, information security, and operating systems. During the last 15 years, more than 200,000 students have participated in in-person or online training programs at Crystal Mind Academy.I have developed documentation, labs, and case studies for many training programs such as Cisco CCNA, CCNA Security, CCNP, Linux Administration, Information Security, Python Programming, Network Automation with Python or Blockchain Programming (Ethereum/Solidity) which have been successfully attended by thousands over the years.When I'm not working, I crossfit, read a good book, enjoy a good time or travel with my wife and children.

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