Introduction to Go Programming: From Hello World to Writing Highly Concurrent Programs
English | October 2014 | .MP4, x264, 1280x720 | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 5 hrs 17 mins | 1.44 GB
Genre: eLearning/ Programming

Get going with the Go programming language! This fast-paced video course takes you from your first Go program all the way to writing highly concurrent programs. Go is known for its simple syntax, rich library, easy concurrency, and scalability. In this course, host John Graham-Cumming teaches you the complete language, and shows you how to use Go’s two special features: goroutines for concurrency and interfaces for composition.

Brimming with example programs that solve real-world problems, this video covers Go through worked examples that explain language features such as channels. You’ll also learn about Go’s standard packages for building web applications, accessing web APIs, manipulating strings, handling dates and times, and linking Go to existing C programs.

Learn about variables, simple types, and declarations
Understand Go’s control structures, including if and switch statements
Create Go functions, and learn how multiple arguments and return values are handled
Learn built-in types, including maps (associative arrays) and its powerful slice type
Use goroutines and channels for easy concurrency
Dive into Go’s other great power: interfaces (its approach to object orientation)
Learn about Go’s tool chain and its built-in support for unit testing

John Graham-Cumming is a wandering programmer who's lived in the UK, California, New York, and France. Along the way he’s worked for a succession of technology start-ups, written the award-winning open source POPFile email program, and churned out articles for publications such as The Guardian, Dr Dobbs, and Linux Magazine.

 

 

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