Go Curriculum
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- Go Curriculum Overview
- About Go
- Architecture & Workflow
- Key Benefits for Modern DevOps
- Complete Curriculum Roadmap
- Module 1: Fundamentals & TDD
- Module 2: Structs, Interfaces & Pointers
- Module 3: Concurrency, Channels & HTTP
Special Thanks
Curriculum sourced from Go by Chris James (quii).
About Go
Test-driven development with Go: struct embedding, interfaces, pointers, concurrency, channels, and HTTP servers.
Architecture & Workflow
Diagram
Key Benefits for Modern DevOps
- Automation: Eliminates repetitive manual procedures through codified configuration.
- Reliability & Consistency: Reduces configuration drift across development, staging, and production environments.
- High Observability: Provides deep telemetry into application and infrastructure health.
Complete Curriculum Roadmap
This comprehensive handbook covers the entire Go engineering lifecycle across 3 structured modules:
Module 1: Fundamentals & TDD
- Hello World & Testing: Writing Hello, World! with Tests
- Integers & Iteration: Integers & Math Operations, Loops and Iteration
- Arrays, Slices & Collections: Working with Arrays & Slices
Module 2: Structs, Interfaces & Pointers
- Structs, Methods & Interfaces: Polymorphism with Interfaces
- Pointers & Error Handling: Pointers, Nil Checks & Errors
- Maps & Hash Tables: Dictionary Implementation with Maps
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Module 3: Concurrency, Channels & HTTP
- Goroutines & Channels: Concurrency Patterns & Races, Multiplexing Channels with Select
- HTTP Servers & APIs: Building a Production HTTP Server