Description
Up and Running with Concurrency in Go (Golang) Course. Are you ready to tackle one of the most exciting and important features of the Go language? According to the latest developer surveys, Go(lang) is one of the most popular and well-liked languages in the world, and its developers are among the highest-paid languages in the world. Go is also the language that companies migrate to the most, which means your Go skills are likely to be future-proofed for years to come. Concurrency is considered a very advanced topic in Golang, and is not covered at all in some comprehensive Go courses. However, we are confident that with a reasonable number of hours of work, you are already on the right track, well-versed in concurrency, and ready to add asynchronous features to your next programming project. This course is for anyone getting started with concurrency, especially in the Go programming language. There are no strict prerequisites, but knowledge of the fundamentals of computer programming and the Go language in particular would be very helpful, especially for coding exercises. This relatively short course covers all the basics of concurrency – theory, syntax, coding examples, and downloadable copies of all the visual elements. Specifically, we’ll cover:
- Parallelism theory, terms, trends, advantages and challenges
- The difference between parallelism and parallel programming
- Goroutines
- Block code
- Waiting groups
- channels
- I/O-bound code vs. CPU code with examples of each
- Competition conditions
- Mutaxes
- Condition variables
- Atomic variables
- Parallelism patterns
This course is available at an affordable price and will save you weeks or months of searching for YouTube videos or buying other courses to get started at the same time. Enroll today and get started! see you soon. From current students:
- “The instructor is very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. His lectures are clear and concise. I will look out for more courses from this instructor.”
- “Here’s one of those courses that is short and sweet, yet covers exactly what you came for. Stan Vangilder provides valuable, practical lessons on turning concurrent processes into fast, concurrent processes. What I learned from this course was deep learning. Understanding how Golang differs from other languages in terms of native support for parallelism of I/O and CPU-dependent processes. Thanks one day!”
- “This exceptional course is exactly what I needed. Thank you Stan for explaining in such detail and providing wonderful and simple examples. I really enjoyed the course and it was like a Netflix show. Learned a lot. I’m really looking forward to your next courses with Go!”
- “Excellent! The author has a nice tone that makes the topics easy to follow. The examples used are great for understanding the concepts. I highly recommend this course.”
- “Sir, it was a great course, easily 5 stars. Do you plan to run more courses with Go?”
- “Great teacher! I look forward to more courses from him. Thank you”
- “I completed the course in a few hours and left my feedback there, great content! Congratulations and let us know when you release your next course! ,
What you will learn in the Up and Running with Concurrency in Go (Golang) course
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Principles of parallelism – what it is and how it works in any language
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A complete set of tools and techniques for concurrent implementation using the Go programming language
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Trust, experience and sample code for rapid concurrent implementation in your projects.
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Downloadable resources include dozens of code samples, course slides, cheat sheets, and more.
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After each core section, do challenging programming exercises to immediately apply your new skills.
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Parallelism, parallelization, IO-bound code vs. CPU-bound code, goroutines, wait groups, channels, race conditions, mutexes, condition variables and more
This course is suitable for people who
- Anyone starting out with concurrency, especially the Go programming language.
- Those who want to learn the basics of concurrent programming in the Go programming language.
Specifications for Up and Running with Parallelism in Go (Golang)
- Editor: Udemy
- Teacher: Stan Vangilder
- Training level: beginner
- Training duration: 2 hours and 9 minutes
- Number of courses:
Course topics Up and Running with Parallelism in Go (Golang)
Prerequisites for the course “Up and Running with Concurrency in Go (Golang)”.
- No absolute requirements, but some knowledge of the Go language is helpful.
- Familiarity with programming concepts is very helpful.
- (We’ll install together) Install the Go compiler and your favorite code editor or IDE.
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