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Web Programming with Go by Kamesh Balasubramanian
This is the official source code repository for the Web Programming with Go video series published by Packt. The video series teaches you how to develop full stack web applications using the Go programming language.
Volume 1: Go Essentials for Full Stack Web Development
In this video course, we start out by introducing you to programming with Go. We will show you how to install Go and how to configure your workspace and development environment. We will move on to demonstrate basic Go concepts, to provide you with a strong foundation. We will explore arrays, slices, maps and user-defined types. Moving on, we will take a look at Go's built-in concurrency constructs and introduce you to several tools included with Go. We will finish the video course by implementing a simple web server using Go.
ISBN: 9781788398916
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Volume 2: Back-End Web Development using Go
In this video course, we will cover back-end web development using Go. We start off by covering essential concepts which include web templates, the model view controller pattern, managing requests and responses, and building web forms. We also show you how to create real-world solutions such as uploading image/video files, implementing a datastore for a variety of databases (relational, document, and in-memory), creating secure cookies, implementing authentication middleware, and implementing an asynchronous task queue to perform long-running tasks in the background.
ISBN: 9781788392761
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Volume 3: Front-End Web Development using Go
In this video course, we will provide deep insight into front-end web development using Go. We start off by covering the fundamental mechanics of front-end web development such as performing common DOM operations, accessing native JavaScript functionality, making XHR calls, rendering templates on the client-side, transmitting Gob encoded data, and communicating over a WebSocket connection. We also show you how to make your Go programs interoperable with JavaScript and how to read and write to the web browser’s local storage. We then demonstrate how to create a Single Page Application by implementing client-side routing and directly rendering templates in the web browser itself. Utilizing the valuable knowledge presented in this course, you will be taught how to build GopherFace, a fully functioning Social Media website with incredible features.
ISBN: 9781787280946
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Volume 4: Go Production Deployments
In this video course, we will show you how to deploy a full-stack Go application to a cloud-based production environment. We start off by showing you how to provision a virtual server instance on the Linode cloud, install MySQL and Nginx, and obtain and install a free SSL certificate from Let's Encrypt. We introduce you to Linode, a major cloud provider of virtual private servers. Then you’ll learn how to cross-compile a Go application, prepare and deploy a production deployment bundle, and turn a Go application into a system service. Moving on, you’ll find out how to dockerize a Go application and use the Docker Compose tool to define and run a multi-container Docker application. Finally, you’ll see how to turn a dockerized Go application into a system service.
ISBN: 9781788399340
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Source Files
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volume1
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section1/hellogopher
A basic Hello Gopher program.
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A basic Hello Gopher program. |
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section2/conditionals
Examples of conditional logic and impact on the flow of control.
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Examples of conditional logic and impact on the flow of control. |
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section2/declarenumerics
Various examples to declare Go's numeric types.
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Various examples to declare Go's numeric types. |
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section2/funwithfuncs
Various examples of functions in Go.
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Various examples of functions in Go. |
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section2/greetingspackage
Package greetingspackage is a demonstration package to show how to declare a package, create exported/unexported functions in the package, and create an exported variable from the package.
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Package greetingspackage is a demonstration package to show how to declare a package, create exported/unexported functions in the package, and create an exported variable from the package. |
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section2/hellogopheralias
An example of aliasing the fmt package as f.
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An example of aliasing the fmt package as f. |
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section2/lightswitch
An example to model a light switch using a boolean type.
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An example to model a light switch using a boolean type. |
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section2/loopdemo
Various examples of Go's for loop.
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Various examples of Go's for loop. |
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section2/olympicslaonwards
An example of using Go's iota enumerator to model the year and city where the summer Olympics took place.
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An example of using Go's iota enumerator to model the year and city where the summer Olympics took place. |
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section2/personalgreetings
An example of using a command line flag.
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An example of using a command line flag. |
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section2/repeatgreetings
An example of using a command line argument.
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An example of using a command line argument. |
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section2/stringbasics
String examples covering declaration, literal definition, accessing character at value and concatenating strings using the + operator.
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String examples covering declaration, literal definition, accessing character at value and concatenating strings using the + operator. |
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section2/switchdemo
An example of declaring a switch statement.
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An example of declaring a switch statement. |
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section2/trafficlights
An example of declaring a constant grouping with an iota enumerator.
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An example of declaring a constant grouping with an iota enumerator. |
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section2/usegreetings
An example of using functionality from a package.
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An example of using functionality from a package. |
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section2/usernamechecker
A username syntax checker for the GopherFace web application.
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A username syntax checker for the GopherFace web application. |
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section3/declarearrays
Some examples of array declarations and showing how arrays are treated as values in Go.
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Some examples of array declarations and showing how arrays are treated as values in Go. |
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section3/emptyinterfacedemo
An example of an empty interface, and some useful things we can do with it.
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An example of an empty interface, and some useful things we can do with it. |
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section3/mapdemo
An example of building a map having keys representing nations, and values representing the respective nation's capital.
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An example of building a map having keys representing nations, and values representing the respective nation's capital. |
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section3/matrix
An example of a multidimensional array, a 3x4 matrix.
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An example of a multidimensional array, a 3x4 matrix. |
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section3/shapedemo
A demonstration program using the simpleshape package.
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A demonstration program using the simpleshape package. |
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section3/simpleshape
Package simpleshape is a simple interface for representing geometric shapes.
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Package simpleshape is a simple interface for representing geometric shapes. |
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section3/slicedemo
An example showing how to declare a slice and perform various operations using a slice.
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An example showing how to declare a slice and perform various operations using a slice. |
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section3/smpostexample
An example of creating a new instance of a Social Media Post type.
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An example of creating a new instance of a Social Media Post type. |
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section3/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section4/bufferedchannel
An example of a buffered channel (asynchronous).
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An example of a buffered channel (asynchronous). |
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section4/channeldemo
An example of sending and receiving a value through a channel.
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An example of sending and receiving a value through a channel. |
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section4/channelrange
An example of ranging over a channel.
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An example of ranging over a channel. |
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section4/goroutinesdemo
An example of a goroutine.
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An example of a goroutine. |
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section4/goroutinesdemowithchannel
An example of using a channel to wait for a goroutine to complete.
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An example of using a channel to wait for a goroutine to complete. |
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section4/goroutinewithdelay
An example of a goroutine with a delay introduced so the goroutine can complete.
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An example of a goroutine with a delay introduced so the goroutine can complete. |
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section4/mutex
An example of solving the data race condition using a mutex.
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An example of solving the data race condition using a mutex. |
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section4/nilakantha
A concurrent computation of pi using Nilakantha's formula.
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A concurrent computation of pi using Nilakantha's formula. |
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section4/racedemo
An example of a data race condition.
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An example of a data race condition. |
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section4/waitgroup
An example of concurrently fetching web site URLs using a WaitGroup.
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An example of concurrently fetching web site URLs using a WaitGroup. |
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section5/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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volume2
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section1/smptemplate
Simple example of creating and using a template in Go
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Simple example of creating and using a template in Go |
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section1/templatedemo
Simple example of creating and using a template in Go
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Simple example of creating and using a template in Go |
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section2/gopherface/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section3/gopherfaceform/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section4/gopherfaceform/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section5/gopherfacedb/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section6/gopherfaceauth/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section7/gopherfaceq/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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volume3
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section4/gopherface/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section5/gopherface/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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volume4
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section2/gopherface/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |
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section3/gopherface/models/socialmedia
Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications.
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Package SocialMedia implements common functionality needed for social media web applications. |