Free screencasts to explore Go
GoCasts.io has published a small selection of screencasts that teach Go programming. A total of three screencasts from Alan Harper have been published. It's nice that the examples chosen are not abstract, but the most practical examples from real life.
# 1 - HTTP Get
How to implement a simple HTTP request using the net / http package in the standard Go library.
# 2 - JSON Parsing
Use Go to get the JSON file from the web service and parse it.
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# 3 - Parallel Processes with Buffered Channels (Concurrency with Buffered Channels)
Channel management using Go to communicate between different parts of a parallel program and as buffered channels provides a blocking function.
It will hope that the collection will be replenished and these three things will not be limited. You can leave your email and receive notifications about new screencasts.
# 1 - HTTP Get
How to implement a simple HTTP request using the net / http package in the standard Go library.
# 2 - JSON Parsing
Use Go to get the JSON file from the web service and parse it.
')
# 3 - Parallel Processes with Buffered Channels (Concurrency with Buffered Channels)
Channel management using Go to communicate between different parts of a parallel program and as buffered channels provides a blocking function.
It will hope that the collection will be replenished and these three things will not be limited. You can leave your email and receive notifications about new screencasts.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/208932/
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