Gin Framework: Routing, Middleware, and Handlers
Master the Gin web framework in Go — router setup, route groups, middleware chains, request binding, validation, file uploads, and production patterns for REST APIs.
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Go Application Deployment and Production Readiness
Make Go applications production-ready — multi-stage Docker builds, health check endpoints (startup/liveness/readiness), graceful shutdown, structured logging, Prometheus metrics, …
Go context Package: Cancellation, Timeouts, and Values
Master Go's context package — WithCancel, WithTimeout, WithDeadline, WithValue, propagating cancellation through call chains, HTTP request contexts, and production patterns for …
Go Reflection: Advanced Type Inspection
Master Go reflection for runtime type inspection — reflect.TypeOf/ValueOf, struct field and tag inspection, modifying values safely, calling methods dynamically, building generic …
Go Standard Library: fmt, strings, strconv
Master Go's essential standard library packages: fmt for formatting, strings for manipulation, and strconv for type conversion.
Go Strings: Creation, Manipulation, and Formatting
Master Go string operations — the strings package API, raw literals, strings.Builder for efficient concatenation, fmt formatting verbs, and the practical difference between byte …
Go sync Package: Mutexes, RWMutex, WaitGroups, and More
Master Go's sync package — when and how to use Mutex, RWMutex, WaitGroup, Once, Cond, and Pool for safe concurrent access and goroutine coordination.
Go Toolchain: build, run, test, fmt
Master the Go toolchain commands: build, run, test, fmt, and more. Learn how to compile, execute, test, and format Go programs efficiently.
Go Type System: Basics and Type Inference
Master Go's type system — basic numeric and string types, type inference with :=, explicit type declarations for domain modeling, type aliases vs new types, zero values, and …
GORM: ORM in Go
Master GORM for Go — model definition with struct tags, CRUD operations, associations with Preload, scopes, hooks, transactions, and avoiding the N+1 query problem.