Software Development
Web Programming in Go
Web Programming in Go: Creating a Go Web Server
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Web Programming in Go: Data Storage in Go
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Web Programming in Go: HTML Forms & ResponseWriter in Go
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Web Programming in Go: Web Development Basics
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Web Programming in Go: Web Services in Go
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Web Programming in Go: Working with Templates in Go
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Web Programming in Go: Creating a Go Web Server
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: Creating a Go Web Server
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the purpose and features of the Go net/http package
- build a basic Go web server using the net/http package
- demonstrate how to serve files with HTTP using Go
- describe handlers and handler functions in Go
- demonstrate how to implement handlers and handler functions in Go
- demonstrate how to handle and process requests with multiple handlers
- describe chaining handlers and handler functions
- demonstrate using the ServeMux and DefaultServeMux handlers in Go
- describe the purpose and features of the Go httprouter package
- demonstrate how to implement routing using the httprouter package
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
In the Go programming language (also known as Golang), the net/http library is used for creating web servers that receive requests and send responses. In this course, you'll learn how to create a Go web server. First, you'll explore the Go net/http package and how to create a basic Go web server, including how to serve files using HTTP. You'll also examine how to work with Go handlers, including working with multiple handlers and chaining handlers. Finally, you'll learn about ServeMux and DefaultServeMux and how to implement routing using the httprouter library.
In the Go programming language (also known as Golang), the net/http library is used for creating web servers that receive requests and send responses. In this course, you'll learn how to create a Go web server. First, you'll explore the Go net/http package and how to create a basic Go web server, including how to serve files using HTTP. You'll also examine how to work with Go handlers, including working with multiple handlers and chaining handlers. Finally, you'll learn about ServeMux and DefaultServeMux and how to implement routing using the httprouter library.
Target
Web Programming in Go: Data Storage in Go
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: Data Storage in Go
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe how web applications store or persist data and the purpose of structs in Go
- implement in-memory storage using structs
- utilize gob streams
- describe the purpose and features of working with SQL databases in Go
- store and retrieve data from a SQL database using the Go sql package
- use SQL mappers in Go
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
In web application development, data storage is utilized in a number of ways, including in memory, in files, and in relational databases. In the Go Programming Language (also known as Golang), data storage can be used persistently to improve performance. In this course, you will learn about data storage in Go and how to utilize it in the creation of web applications. First, you will learn about data storage in Go and template engines, including the purpose of persistent storage and how implement in-memory storage using structs. Then you will learn about the concept of working with gobs and SQL and how to store and retrieve data from a SQL database. Finally, you will learn about SQL mappers and how to utilize them in Go.
In web application development, data storage is utilized in a number of ways, including in memory, in files, and in relational databases. In the Go Programming Language (also known as Golang), data storage can be used persistently to improve performance. In this course, you will learn about data storage in Go and how to utilize it in the creation of web applications. First, you will learn about data storage in Go and template engines, including the purpose of persistent storage and how implement in-memory storage using structs. Then you will learn about the concept of working with gobs and SQL and how to store and retrieve data from a SQL database. Finally, you will learn about SQL mappers and how to utilize them in Go.
Target
Web Programming in Go: HTML Forms & ResponseWriter in Go
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: HTML Forms & ResponseWriter in Go
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the purpose and features of HTML forms in Go and how HTTP POST requests are handled
- demonstrate form handling in Go with the Form, PostForm, and MultipartForm functions
- describe the purpose and features of ResponseWriter in Go
- demonstrate how to work with the ResponseWriter package in Go
- describe the purpose and features of response headers in Go
- demonstrate how to set response headers in Go
- describe how JSON output can be leveraged in Go
- demonstrate how to return JSON output in Go
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
POST requests are typically served up as HTML forms. In the Go programming language, you can handle forms using a number of functions. In this course, you will learn how to work with HTML forms and how to use ResponseWriter. First, you'll explore the concept of HTML forms and how HTTP POST requests are handled. Then you'll examine the Go ResponseWriter package and how to work with it. Finally, you'll learn about response headers in Go and how to with JSON output.
POST requests are typically served up as HTML forms. In the Go programming language, you can handle forms using a number of functions. In this course, you will learn how to work with HTML forms and how to use ResponseWriter. First, you'll explore the concept of HTML forms and how HTTP POST requests are handled. Then you'll examine the Go ResponseWriter package and how to work with it. Finally, you'll learn about response headers in Go and how to with JSON output.
Target
Web Programming in Go: Web Development Basics
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: Web Development Basics
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the need for Go in web development
- describe how web applications work and the benefits of web applications
- describe the role of HTTP in web programming and the differences between HTTP 1.x and 2
- describe HTTP requests and HTTP request methods and headers
- demonstrate how to create HTTP requests using Go
- describe HTTP responses and HTTP response status codes and headers
- demonstrate how to test HTTP using the httptest package in Go
- describe the role of web architectures and clean methods for structuring web applications
- describe best practices for structuring Go web applications
- describe the purpose and features of multiplexing and how the Go multiplexer package is used
- describe the purpose and features of http.Handler wrappers in Go
- describe the purpose and features of the Go template package
- demonstrate how to create a basic structure for a Go web application
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
The Go Programming Language, also known as Golang, offers a powerful development environment for building web applications. Statically typed and similar to C in its syntax, Go offers structural type, memory safety, and garbage collection, and has become a popular choice for web development. In this course, you'll learn the basics of web development with Go, including the way web applications work, how HTTP factors into web development, web architectures, and the structure of web applications. You'll explore web development with Go and how web applications work. Next, you'll learn about the role of HTTP in web development, including how to create HTTP requests and generate HTTP responses. Then, you'll examine web architectures and how web applications are structured, including the purpose of multiplexing and http.Handler wrappers. Finally, you'll learn about the Go template package and how to create a basic structured web application using Go.
The Go Programming Language, also known as Golang, offers a powerful development environment for building web applications. Statically typed and similar to C in its syntax, Go offers structural type, memory safety, and garbage collection, and has become a popular choice for web development. In this course, you'll learn the basics of web development with Go, including the way web applications work, how HTTP factors into web development, web architectures, and the structure of web applications. You'll explore web development with Go and how web applications work. Next, you'll learn about the role of HTTP in web development, including how to create HTTP requests and generate HTTP responses. Then, you'll examine web architectures and how web applications are structured, including the purpose of multiplexing and http.Handler wrappers. Finally, you'll learn about the Go template package and how to create a basic structured web application using Go.
Target
Web Programming in Go: Web Services in Go
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: Web Services in Go
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe web services and how they relate to programming in Go
- describe SOAP and RESTful web services, as well as and their benefits, similarities, and differences
- demonstrate how to implement web services using Go
- demonstrate how to work with and parse XML files using Go
- demonstrate how to encode and decode JSON files using Go
- demonstrate how to create a simple RESTful web service using Go
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
In web application development, web services are used to provide functionality to applications. In the Go programming language, you can use existing web services or create your own. In this course, you'll learn about web services in Go and how to implement them. First, you'll explore web services, including SOAP and RESTful web services and how they compare to each other. Then you'll learn how to implement web services and how to work with XML and JSON files. Finally, you'll examine how to create a RESTful web service using Go.
In web application development, web services are used to provide functionality to applications. In the Go programming language, you can use existing web services or create your own. In this course, you'll learn about web services in Go and how to implement them. First, you'll explore web services, including SOAP and RESTful web services and how they compare to each other. Then you'll learn how to implement web services and how to work with XML and JSON files. Finally, you'll examine how to create a RESTful web service using Go.
Target
Web Programming in Go: Working with Templates in Go
Lesson Objectives
Web Programming in Go: Working with Templates in Go
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the purpose and features of templates and the Go template packages
- describe the purpose and features of template engines
- demonstrate how to parse and execute templates in Go
- describe the purpose of actions in Go templates, including conditional actions, iterator actions, set actions, and include actions
- demonstrate how to implement actions in Go
- describe the purpose and features of arguments, pipelines, and variables in Go templates
- demonstrate how to utilize arguments in Go
- demonstrate how to implement flags in Go
- demonstrate how to utilize variables in Go
- demonstrate how to implement pipelines in Go
- describe the purpose and features of template functions in Go
- demonstrate how to work with functions in Go templates
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
In web application development, HTML is frequently combined with data from template engines using handlers. In the Go programming language, templates are utilized along with other actions and commands to display content. In this course, you'll learn about Go templates and functions and how to use them in the creation of web applications. First, you'll explore templates in Go and template engines, as well as how to parse and execute templates. Next, you'll examine actions in Go and how to implement them. You'll also learn about Go arguments, flags, variables, and pipelines. Finally, you'll learn about Go functions and how to use them.
In web application development, HTML is frequently combined with data from template engines using handlers. In the Go programming language, templates are utilized along with other actions and commands to display content. In this course, you'll learn about Go templates and functions and how to use them in the creation of web applications. First, you'll explore templates in Go and template engines, as well as how to parse and execute templates. Next, you'll examine actions in Go and how to implement them. You'll also learn about Go arguments, flags, variables, and pipelines. Finally, you'll learn about Go functions and how to use them.
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