This repository covers the basics of Go Language (golang) from my own learning path. It doesn't follow any strict order/topics, it's just how I personally learnt Go basics for my personal projects.
These projects were created based on multiple online tutorials and resources, such as:
- Go Documentation --> By: Official Go Community
- Learn Go Programming - Golang Tutorial for Beginners --> By: freeCodeCamp.org
- Golang Tutorial for Beginners | Full Go Course --> By: TechWorld with Nana
- Learn Go Programming by Building 11 Projects --> By: freeCodeCamp.org
- Golang Tutorials --> By: Tech With Tim
- "Concurrency is not Parallelism --> By: RobPike"
This repository covers the theory and basic concepts of Golang applications, good practices and some cool examples (from scratch).
If you want to explore more advanced Golang concepts, or have any question related to this repo, feel free to email me and I will be happy to answer you.
The information of this repository is based on many online tutorials, so feel free to use it as a guide for your future projects!
The dependencies are explained in detail for each project, but the most important one is Golang (Go Language), regardless of your operating system.
My advice is to primary understand the way Golang works with basic tutorials, and then try to develop amazing project ideas based on challenges that you can think of!
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Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code is my main code editor for high-level programming. This is not absolutely necessary, but from my experience, it gives us a great performance and we can link it with Git and GitHub easily. -
Go
Go is an amazing programming language with features such as memory safety, garbage collection, structural typing, and built-in concurrency.
All projects are really well commented and most of them have specifications and remarks for their purpose and I/O.
I will be uploading most of the files/contents, and try to keep it as clean as possible.
- Thanks to all contributors of the great OpenSource projects that I am using.
