Writing Command Line Applications in Go

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Miki Tebeka

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01 - Introduction

01 - Command-line applications in Go.mp4

00:46

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:20

03 - Using Codespaces.mp4

00:33

02 - 1. The Flag Package

01 - Parsing arguments.mp4

04:01

02 - Providing help.mp4

01:15

03 - Custom argument types.mp4

02:25

04 - Environment variables.mp4

01:35

05 - Subcommands.mp4

02:31

06 - Challenge Writing a command-line application.mp4

01:08

07 - Solution Writing a Command-line application.mp4

01:59

03 - 2. Testing

01 - Running commands.mp4

01:49

02 - Supporting redirection.mp4

00:54

03 - Setting environment variables.mp4

00:48

04 - Challenge Write a test.mp4

01:08

05 - Solution Write a test.mp4

01:19

04 - 3. Shipping Your Code

01 - Building static applications.mp4

03:16

02 - Embedding assets.mp4

01:13

03 - Building for multiple targets.mp4

04:44

04 - Getting smaller.mp4

02:03

05 - Adding version information.mp4

02:01

06 - Continuous Integration.mp4

02:27

05 - 4. Understanding Command-Line Applications

01 - Using the command line.mp4

03:12

02 - Passing arguments.mp4

01:09

03 - Seeking help.mp4

00:53

04 - Pipes and redirects.mp4

01:59

05 - Signals.mp4

01:32

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:29

Description

Command line applications are used throughout the programming industry. They are easy to combine and automate, quick to use, you can use them over SSH, and you can combine several command line tools to create sophisticated workflows. And Go is an ideal language for writing command line applications—distribution is a single static executable and it’s easy to cross compile. In this course, learn how to write effective command line applications in Go. Instructor Miki Tebeka covers parsing arguments, validation, subcommands, testing, building, shipping, and much more.

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Teaching effective hands-on workshops all of the world. Consultant solving hard problem with the right tools (Java and C++ are *not* the right tools ;). Book author, LinkedIn learning Author, open source contributor and convention organizer, meetup co host and coding for fun in my spare time. Specialties: Python & Scientific Python (Expert), Go (Expert), C/C++, Clojure, JavaScript, bash, ... Information retrieval - tokenization, summarization, clustering, search ... Concurrency - Multi process, multi threaded, Hadoop ... Web development - REST APIs, jQuery, JavaScript, CSS, (X)HTML Assemblers, Linkers, Debugger, Simulators SCM tools (git, Mercurial, Perforce, subversion, CVS, ClearCase) Linux, OS X and Windows Functional Programming, OOD, OOP Databases - SQL (BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle) and NoSQL (Redis, MongoDB, CouchDB)

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