GoLang Training

Welcome to my training path to master GoLang in one month. In this repository, I will provide examples and exercises for all the basics of GoLang programming language. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this training path will help you to improve your skills and learn GoLang in a short amount of time.

Resources can be found here.

Prerequisites

Before starting this training path, you should have basic knowledge of programming concepts and syntax. You should also have GoLang installed on your system. If you don't have GoLang installed, please follow the official installation guide for your operating system: https://golang.org/doc/install.

Step 1: Go By Examples

Trying out Go by Example by @mmcgrana, i've created one go file for each topic.

1. Variables
2. Constants
3. For
4. If/Else
5. Switch
6. Arrays
7. Slices
8. Maps
9. Range
10. Functions
11. Multiple Return Values
12. Variadic Functions
13. Closures
14. Recursion
15. Pointers
16. Structs
17. Methods
18. Interfaces
19. Errors
20. Goroutines
21. Channels
22. Channel Buffering
23. Channel Synchronization
24. Channel Directions
25. Select
26. Non-Blocking Channel Operations
27. Closing Channels
28. Range over Channels
29. Timers
30. Tickers
31. Worker Pools
32. Rate Limiting
33. Atomic Counters
34. Mutexes
35. Stateful Goroutines
36. Sorting
37. Sorting by Functions
38. Panic
39. Defer
40. Collection Functions
41. String Functions
42. String Formatting
43. Regular Expressions
44. JSON
45. Time
46. Epoch
47. Time Formatting / Parsing
48. Random Numbers
49. Number Parsing
50. URL Parsing
51. SHA1 Hashes
52. Base64 Encoding
53. Reading Files
54. Writing Files
55. Line Filters
56. Command-Line Arguments
57. Command-Line Flags
58. Environment Variables
59. Spawning Processes
60. Exec'ing Processes
61. Signals
62. Exit

Step 2: Learn Go with Tests

Reference: https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/

1. Hello Example
   1. Hello World
   2. Hello World Test

Discovering Go packages:

This section is for discovering Go official or unofficial packages. It is like a sandbox for more advanced examples and tools that can be useful when doing awsome things.

1. ssh

   This example uses golang.org/x/crypto/ssh to run an arbitary commands in a remote server. May be useful when creating programs that needs to make sshing stuff in a remote server.

2. ssh-tunneling

   This example will establish an ssh tunnel listening from localhost passing through a bastion to a remote server.

3. Kubernetes go client

   1. Out cluster Example: Discovering k8s go client to list pods and nodes from outside the cluster.