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These small Go projects will build big Go skills! Learn hands-on as you build 11 engaging applications.
In Learn Go with Pocket-Sized Projects you’ll create 11 small applications and tools, including:
A currency convertor application
A health tracking app
A load balancer for sharing jobs between workers in the Cloud
An HTML template
A microcontroller-based temperature monitor
…and more!
Learn Go with Pocket-Sized Projects teaches you to write professional-level Go code by creating handy tools and fun apps. Each small, self-contained project introduces important practical skills, including ensuring that your code is thoroughly tested and documented! You’ll make architectural decisions for your projects and organize your code in a maintainable way. Everything you learn is easy to scale-up to full-size Go applications.
about the technology
Go delivers the low-level power of system languages like C and Rust with developer-friendly features like garbage collection and a powerful standard library. Millions of programmers choose Go because it speeds up program construction, streamlines dependency management, and makes complex code simple to write, read, and maintain.
Go is a programming language that was originally designed to solve various problems in large-scale software development in the real world, initially within Google and then for the rest of the business world. It addresses slow program construction, out-of-control dependency management, complexity of code, and difficult cross-language construction. Each language tries to address them in a different way, either by restricting the user or by making it as flexible as possible. Go’s team chose to tackle them by targeting modern engineering. That’s why it comes with a rich tool chain.
This book is for developers who want to learn the language in a fun and interactive way, and be comfortable enough to use it professionally. Each chapter is an independent pocket-sized project. The book covers the specificities of the language, such as implicit interfaces and how they help in test design. Testing the code is included throughout the book. We want to help the reader become a good modern software developer while using the Go language.
This book also contains tutorials for command-line interfaces, and for both REST and gRPC microservices, showing how the language is great for cloud computing. It finishes with a project that uses TinyGo, the compiler for embedded systems.
Each pocket-sized project is written in a reasonable number of lines. Our goal is to provide various exercises so any developer who wants to begin with Go or to explore the specificities of the language can follow the steps described in each chapter. This is not a book to learn development from scratch and the chapters are graded.
welcome
Meet_Go
Hello,_Earth!_Extend_your_hello_world
A bookworm’s_digest:_playing_with_loops_and_maps
A log_story:_create_a_logging_library
Gordle:_play_a_word_game_in_your_termina
Money_converter:_CLI_around_an_HTTP_call
Caching_with_generics
Gordle_as_a_service
Concurrent_maze_solver
Habits_Tracker_using_gRPC
Appendix_A._Installation_steps
Appendix_B._Formatting_cheat_sheet
Appendix_C._Zero_values
Appendix_D._Benchmarking
index