In this module, we will introduce Go (Golang), its core philosophy, and why it’s becoming a popular choice among developers. You will also learn to install and configure Go on your system and write your very first Go program to get hands-on experience with the basics of the language.

In this module, we will focus on the essential building blocks of Go programming: variables, constants, data types, and operators. You’ll explore how to declare and use variables and constants, as well as how to handle different data types and perform operations effectively in Go. A hands-on use case will also guide you through a user registration process.

In this module, we will dive into Go’s powerful data structures: arrays, slices, maps, and structs. You will learn to work with these structures to organize and manipulate data efficiently, while building a practical product catalog system as a hands-on project.

In this module, we will explore Go’s control structures, including conditionals, loops, and functions. You’ll learn how to direct your program’s flow with if-else and switch statements, as well as how to define and use functions for more structured and maintainable code. A real-world use case like order placement will reinforce these concepts.

In this module, we will introduce interfaces in Go and explain their importance in achieving polymorphism. You will learn how to define and implement interfaces, allowing you to build more flexible and modular applications that adhere to Go’s core principles.

In this module, we will cover concurrency in Go, a key feature that sets Go apart from many other programming languages. You will learn how to use goroutines for concurrent execution, leverage channels for communication, and synchronize multiple goroutines with WaitGroups. A practical use case will help you master concurrency in Go.

In this module, we will explore how Go organizes code with packages and modules, making it easy to structure and reuse code in your projects. You will learn to create and access packages, and familiarize yourself with essential Go commands for managing your Go projects and dependencies.

In this module, we will explore some of Go’s most frequently used standard packages. You’ll learn how to manipulate strings, work with Go’s file handling tools to read and write files, and understand how to use these core packages to build robust applications.

In this module, we will cover how to handle errors in Go, from basic error handling to more advanced techniques using custom errors. You will also learn how to implement structured logging for improved debugging and better application traceability.

In this module, we will introduce microservices and explain why Go is an ideal language for building them. You’ll learn how to build a simple microservice using Go’s powerful features, allowing you to take advantage of Go’s concurrency and performance capabilities in real-world applications.

In this module, we will bring together everything you’ve learned throughout the course by working on a capstone project. You’ll apply Go’s syntax, data structures, and concurrency features to create a comprehensive application, consolidating your learning in a hands-on, practical project.

In this module, we will wrap up the course by highlighting the key takeaways and providing guidance on the next steps in your Go journey. You will gain insight into how Go can be applied to a variety of real-world projects, helping you continue your growth as a Go developer.