ArdanLabs - Practical Go Foundations

[Satoru Gojo]

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ArdanLabs - Practical Go Foundations - This introductory course explores topics like strings, REST APIs, error handling, testing, sorting,

This introductory course explores topics like strings, REST APIs, error handling, testing, sorting, and more! Perfect for engineers just starting their journey into Go.

COURSE INTRODUCTION​

This course will help you become familiar with the basic concepts of the Go programming language. Through lectures and coding exercises, you’ll learn about the core concepts needed to become a productive Go developer...

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[rockyone]

@Satoru Gojo <3

 

[testeador]

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[habib111111]

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[dihpan]

can you do Ultimate Go: Web Services with Kubernetes

 

[Bachar_saleh]

thank you so much

 

[spx1911]

What about Kubernetes Curriculum & Terraform Curriculum Can you get it if requested in section?

 

[peter856]

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[verb5]

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[mohitms]

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[karanNegi]

Is it Update ?

 

[_D_Go]

Is this course good? I've been reading in many places that Ardanlabs is the gold standard for Go learning, but after watching the first video the instructor seems at times hard to understand (mumbling), and is a bit over the place on some explanations (maybe because it's a workshop format...)
Has anyone completed it and has any feedback about it? Does it get better as it progresses? Or maybe someone has some recommendation for better suited Go course(/tutorial/book) for new starters with just a bit of Go knowledge? From Ardanlabs, or any other source.

 

[gonzarosa]

Is this course good? I've been reading in many places that Ardanlabs is the gold standard for Go learning, but after watching the first video the instructor seems at times hard to understand (mumbling), and is a bit over the place on some explanations (maybe because it's a workshop format...)
Has anyone completed it and has any feedback about it? Does it get better as it progresses? Or maybe someone has some recommendation for better suited Go course(/tutorial/book) for new starters with just a bit of Go knowledge? From Ardanlabs, or any other source.

Yes, it is a workshop.
After taking it, I can say that it's mostly suited for someone who has experience in programming and wants to have a quick exposé of the Go language: the syntax, types, control flows, how it's mostly used, tools that come with the Go environment, how to get it up and running with a few simple programs, and some useful 3rd party tools...
It's not as in-depth as the other ones from ArdanLabs with Bill Kennedy; the instructor here covers almost everything about the language, and the course has a website that is still up with all the challenges.

ArdanLabs courses are really great but somewhat time-consuming; the instructors are very experienced and know how to transfer their great knowledge, but as you have noticed, they courses are mostly workshops, usually in the format of a week-long training with daily sessions of 4 hours split into 1-hour each, and sometimes it can pivot because of the questions asked.

 

[_D_Go]

That you very much for the feedback @gonzarosa. Are any of those Bill Kennedy's courses available here at tutflix? Could you please share the link? I'd appreciate if you could point me in the direction of one specific course . Thanks in advance!

 

[gonzarosa]

That you very much for the feedback @gonzarosa. Are any of those Bill Kennedy's courses available here at tutflix? Could you please share the link? I'd appreciate if you could point me in the direction of one specific course . Thanks in advance!

You're welcome!

Yes, there are plenty.
I'm currently taking the latest version of the Ultimate Go: Software Design with Kubernetes

While it's very opinionated, it shows a lot about programming in go.
There are two repos that I recommend checking out:

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Cheers!

 

[_D_Go]

Thank you again @gonzarosa I'll try to jump into that one then, it sounded more advanced so I tried to keep it for later. There seemed to be a collection of Bill Kennedy's courses by @dikk at this link, but it seems to be long gone now.

 

[trandotrungkien34]

Thank you <3

 

[malia15]

thanks

 

[jaire369]

Does anyone has the old ardanlabs ultimate go course by Bill Kennedy? how does this new course compare to the old one? @gonzarosa