Introduction to industry REST microservices in Golang (Go)

Everything you need to get serious about microservices design & development in Golang: From design to production metrics

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What you will learn

Install, configure and setup Go

Analysis and design of REST microservices.

Different architectures and patterns for implementing them in Go.

Test as you Go. Ensure the quality of your work.

Advanced concurrency patterns.

Parallel execution on Multi-Core VMs.

HTTP frameworks, comparison and appliance.

Consuming external APIs. Test them. Mock them. Measure them. Use them.

The ultimate and best way of mocking different layers of your application.

Debugging and completely testing your application.

Create native webservices.

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Our Verdict

This Golang-focused microservices course is content-rich, with valuable practical applications throughout. Although audio quality detracts slightly the learning experience, its hands-on approach to creating native web services and insightful knowledge sharing provide substantial value for both beginners and intermediate learners.

What We Liked

Comprehensive coverage of REST microservices design and development using Golang
Explains various architectures, patterns, concurrency patterns, and parallel execution
Includes testing, debugging, and consuming external APIs using mocking and measurement techniques
Hands-on approach enables learners to create native webservices

Potential Drawbacks

Audio quality can be improved as it may become harsh on the ears after prolonged exposure
Lesson structure can be enhanced by reducing trial and error, debugging silence, and refining diagrams
Some lessons lack logical flow and could benefit from a better structuring process and organization
Typing sounds during live coding sessions may be distracting for some learners