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Udemy - Google's Go golang Programming Language
10 Data Structures - Map
008 Hash Tables.mp4 -
10 Data Structures - Map
008 Hash Tables.mp4 -
164.31 MB
05 Language Fundamentals
017 Section Review.mp4 -
017 Section Review.mp4 -
159.63 MB
02 Installing Go
008 Linux - Machine Setup.mp4 -
008 Linux - Machine Setup.mp4 -
139.21 MB
05 Language Fundamentals
008 Language Spec.mp4 -
008 Language Spec.mp4 -
126.61 MB
07 Functions
019 Section Review.mp4 -
019 Section Review.mp4 -
124.24 MB
03 Your Development Environment
008 Using Github.mp4 -
008 Using Github.mp4 -
111.07 MB
09 Data Structures - Slice
006 Section Review.mp4 -
006 Section Review.mp4 -
109.7 MB
12 Interfaces
005 Donovan Kernighan.mp4 -
005 Donovan Kernighan.mp4 -
109.6 MB
06 Control Flow
005 Documentation Terminology.mp4 -
005 Documentation Terminology.mp4 -
109.31 MB
04 Computer Fundamentals
003 How Computers Work - Part II.mp4 -
003 How Computers Work - Part II.mp4 -
108.23 MB
12 Interfaces
003 Code Substitutability.mp4 -
003 Code Substitutability.mp4 -
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008 Sort Reverse.mp4 -
102.4 MB
10 Data Structures - Map
012 Finished Hash Algorithm.mp4 -
012 Finished Hash Algorithm.mp4 -
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009 Hashing Words.mp4 -
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09 Data Structures - Slice
004 Creating A Slice.mp4 -
004 Creating A Slice.mp4 -
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04 Computer Fundamentals
008 Text Encoding.mp4 -
008 Text Encoding.mp4 -
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11 Data Structures - Struct
002 OOP in Go.mp4 -
002 OOP in Go.mp4 -
97.15 MB
12 Interfaces
010 Empty Interface.mp4 -
010 Empty Interface.mp4 -
91.67 MB
02 Installing Go
010 Linux - Configuring Path Variables.mp4 -
010 Linux - Configuring Path Variables.mp4 -
90.04 MB
06 Control Flow
010 Exercise Solutions.mp4 -
010 Exercise Solutions.mp4 -
89.48 MB
02 Installing Go
005 Environment Variables.mp4 -
005 Environment Variables.mp4 -
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003 Installation Insights.mp4 -
88.2 MB
04 Computer Fundamentals
010 Format Printing.mp4 -
010 Format Printing.mp4 -
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06 Control Flow
011 Section Review.mp4 -
011 Section Review.mp4 -
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12 Interfaces
006 Sort Package.mp4 -
006 Sort Package.mp4 -
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11 Data Structures - Struct
005 JSON Marshal.mp4 -
005 JSON Marshal.mp4 -
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09 Data Structures - Slice
001 Slices.mp4 -
001 Slices.mp4 -
85.23 MB
10 Data Structures - Map
010 Hashing Words II.mp4 -
010 Hashing Words II.mp4 -
84.32 MB
01 Introduction
002 Why choose the Go programming language.mp4 -
002 Why choose the Go programming language.mp4 -
83.66 MB
12 Interfaces
011 Method Sets.mp4 -
011 Method Sets.mp4 -
82.22 MB
10 Data Structures - Map
005 Map Documentation.mp4 -
005 Map Documentation.mp4 -
82.19 MB
06 Control Flow
007 String Type.mp4 -
007 String Type.mp4 -
81.43 MB
04 Computer Fundamentals
002 How Computers Work - Part I.mp4 -
002 How Computers Work - Part I.mp4 -
80.19 MB
004 Github Update Command.mp4 -
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011 Section Review.mp4 -
77.88 MB
12 Interfaces
012 Conversion vs Assertion.mp4 -
012 Conversion vs Assertion.mp4 -
75.16 MB
14 Farewell
001 Next Steps.mp4 -
001 Next Steps.mp4 -
74.21 MB
10 Data Structures - Map
011 Build A Hash Table.mp4 -
011 Build A Hash Table.mp4 -
72.87 MB
05 Language Fundamentals
004 Variables.mp4 -
004 Variables.mp4 -
71.43 MB
11 Data Structures - Struct
003 User-Defined Types.mp4 -
003 User-Defined Types.mp4 -
71.21 MB
12 Interfaces
004 Bill Kennedy.mp4 -
004 Bill Kennedy.mp4 -
70 MB
04 Computer Fundamentals
009 Coding Scheme Programs.mp4 -
009 Coding Scheme Programs.mp4 -
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12 Interfaces
002 Interface Examples.mp4 -
002 Interface Examples.mp4 -
68.07 MB
05 Language Fundamentals
007 Closure.mp4 -
007 Closure.mp4 -
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13 Concurrency
006 Channels.mp4 -
006 Channels.mp4 -
66.84 MB
07 Functions
015 Bool Expressions.mp4 -
015 Bool Expressions.mp4 -
66.65 MB
03 Your Development Environment
007 Understanding Github.mp4 -
007 Understanding Github.mp4 -
66.35 MB
06 Control Flow
001 Section Overview.mp4 -
001 Section Overview.mp4 -
66.25 MB
07 Functions
012 Pass By Value.mp4 -
012 Pass By Value.mp4 -
66.16 MB
02 Installing Go
007 Mac - Configuring Path Variables.mp4 -
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65.8 MB
Description
Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.
Go is an amazing choice for a language as it was developed by some of the same individuals who created the C programming language, Unix, and UTF-8 - some of the most influential contributions to computer science. Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson created Go to be a modern language that easily uses multiple cores, easily implements concurrency, easily works in distributed environments, and easily allows the programmer to write programs - it has a very lean and user-friendly syntax.
Go was created by luminaries in computer science at one of the best, if not the very best, software engineering firm to have ever existed - Google.
The credentials of Go are unsurpassed.
But why did Google create a new language?
In Google’s words, “Go was born out of frustration with existing languages and environments for systems programming. Programming had become too difficult and the choice of languages was partly to blame. One had to choose either efficient compilation, efficient execution, or ease of programming; all three were not available in the same mainstream language. Programmers who could were choosing ease over safety and efficiency by moving to dynamically typed languages such as Python and JavaScript rather than C++ or, to a lesser extent, Java. Go is an attempt to combine the ease of programming of an interpreted, dynamically typed language with the efficiency and safety of a statically typed, compiled language. It also aims to be modern, with support for networked and multicore computing. Finally, working with Go is intended to be fast: it should take at most a few seconds to build a large executable on a single computer. To meet these goals required addressing a number of linguistic issues: an expressive but lightweight type system; concurrency and garbage collection; rigid dependency specification; and so on. These cannot be addressed well by libraries or tools; a new language was called for.â€
In my opinion, Go is the best programming language that you can be learning today. I began programming in 1982 with BASIC, I have worked with many languages, and Go is the best language which I have ever used.
Come learn about one of the greatest languages ever created. You will leave with resources and code samples to start making all of your software and apps really go.
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1
Valuable Resources
07:24
Lecture 2
Why choose the Go programming language?
12:15
Lecture 3
Hello World!
09:37
Section 2: Installing Go
Lecture 4
Section Overview
03:12
Lecture 5
The Terminal
06:13
Lecture 6
Installation Insights
08:48
Lecture 7
Go Workspace
08:48
Lecture 8
Environment Variables
06:51
Lecture 9
Windows - Configuring Path Variables
08:01
Lecture 10
Mac - Configuring Path Variables
10:23
Lecture 11
IMPORTANT - REGARDING LINUX VIDEOS THAT FOLLOW
Article
Lecture 12
Linux - Machine Setup
33:39
Lecture 13
Linux - Machine Configuration
12:43
Lecture 14
Linux - Configuring Path Variables
21:41
Lecture 15
Testing Your Installation
04:32
Lecture 16
Section Review
04:04
Section 3: Your Development Environment
Lecture 17
Section Overview
01:51
Lecture 18
Go Editors
09:07
Lecture 19
WebStorm & Atom.io
06:34
Lecture 20
Free For Students - WebStorm
Article
Lecture 21
Creating Your First Project
09:03
Lecture 22
Hello World with Webstorm
08:14
Lecture 23
The Go Command & Documentation
05:47
Lecture 24
Understanding Github
07:37
Lecture 25
Using Github
14:23
Lecture 26
Section Review
03:40
Section 4: Computer Fundamentals
Lecture 27
Section Overview
02:03
Lecture 28
How Computers Work - Part I
09:56
Lecture 29
How Computers Work - Part II
12:29
Lecture 30
Github Update Command
08:55
Lecture 31
Numeral Systems
04:07
Lecture 32
Binary Numbering System
07:40
Lecture 33
Hexadecimal Numbering System
07:08
Lecture 34
Text Encoding
09:25
Lecture 35
Coding Scheme Programs
09:33
Lecture 36
Format Printing
09:46
Lecture 37
Section Review
09:16
Section 5: Language Fundamentals
Lecture 38
Section Overview
05:50
Lecture 39
Packages
07:54
Lecture 40
Go Commands
05:46
Lecture 41
Variables
08:45
Lecture 42
Scope
07:50
Lecture 43
Scope II
10:08
Lecture 44
Closure
11:14
Lecture 45
Language Spec
10:03
Lecture 46
Blank Identifier
04:25
Lecture 47
Constants
09:02
Lecture 48
Constants II
07:21
Lecture 49
Words of Encouragement
03:59
Lecture 50
Memory Addresses
06:41
Lecture 51
Pointers
06:19
Lecture 52
Using Pointers
07:45
Lecture 53
Remainder
05:46
Lecture 54
Section Review
15:03
Section 6: Control Flow
Lecture 55
Section Overview
07:04
Lecture 56
For Loop
06:53
Lecture 57
Nested Loops
06:23
Lecture 58
Conditions, Break, & Continue
07:23
Lecture 59
Documentation & Terminology
13:01
Lecture 60
Rune
06:23
Lecture 61
String Type
10:40
Lecture 62
Switch Statements
07:27
Lecture 63
If Statements
07:08
Lecture 64
Exercise Solutions
14:01
Lecture 65
Section Review
08:41
Section 7: Functions
Lecture 66
Section Overview
01:51
Lecture 67
Intro To Functions
07:48
Lecture 68
Func Returns
05:27
Lecture 69
Variadic Functions
06:49
Lecture 70
Variadic Arguments
05:07
Lecture 71
Func Expressions
05:41
Lecture 72
Closure
06:04
Lecture 73
Callbacks
06:49
Lecture 74
Callback Example
05:34
Lecture 75
Recursion
05:04
Lecture 76
Defer
04:20
Lecture 77
Pass By Value
06:41
Lecture 78
Reference Types
05:06
Lecture 79
Anonymous Self-Executing Functions
01:39
Lecture 80
Bool Expressions
07:23
Lecture 81
Exercises - Part I
07:46
Lecture 82
Exercises - Part II
06:40
Lecture 83
Exercises - Part III
07:50
Lecture 84
Section Review
10:27
Section 8: Data Structures - Array
Lecture 85
Data Structures Overview
06:07
Lecture 86
Array
08:28
Lecture 87
Array Examples
10:45
Section 9: Data Structures - Slice
Lecture 88
Slices
10:04
Lecture 89
Slice Examples
09:38
Lecture 90
More Slice Examples
06:33
Lecture 91
Creating A Slice
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