Video Training →Golang – Zero to Hero – Basics to advanced concepts

Become a Go backend engineer to earn top salary in the marketplace!
What you'll learn
Basics of Golang
Functions, Types, Errors
Channels
Goroutines
Requirements
No programming experience needed. We'll cover the basics
IDE such as Visual Studio code. We'll go over how to install and set this up for Go.
Description
Golang Engineers are one of the highest paid disciplines in the software industry. According to Flexiple, The average annual salary of a Go engineer is $168,128 per year.  Senior engineers typically see salaries above $200,000.  This is before any stock options or reserved stock units are factored in.  I can attest to these numbers personally. Hello! I'm Nick Phillips and I've been a software engineer for over 20 years. I have developed in Go for over 8 years. I have worked for multiple startup companies that went off to be acquired and I have also worked for Fortune 500 companies. Golang is being used more and more in different companies. The simplicity of the language and performance are major drivers to its adoption. Large codebases can be read and understood by recent hires to become productive very quickly. I have interviewed, hired, and trained engineers coming from another language. This course will teach you from the ground up how to code in Golang (Go for short).  This course is for: New developers who have never coded before.Frontend engineers looking to connect their jаvascript framework to GoBackend engineers coming from another language such as C++, Python, jаvascript, Java, and PHP.Experienced Go developers looking to level up their skills with deep dives into advanced topics. I will teach you basic concepts of Go such as how to get your environment setup and run some basic programs.   We'll build upon these concepts and introduce real world practical examples of using Go in a professional environment. We'll use Go with other technologies such as: Web frameworks - Gin, Chi, FiberSQL Databases - PostgresIn the advanced section, we'll dive into more complicated uses of Go to really level up your skills and be able to ace interviews: GoroutinesChannelsContextsWe'll combine Goroutines and Channels to learn multiple patterns used in distributed systems: QueuesPub/SubFan out/inSemaphoresGraceful shutdown
Who this course is for
The beginner section is for new developers coming to Go. No programming experience needed.
The advanced section is for developers who have worked in Go and looking to learn more.