Skip to content
Codeloom

← Back to Go overview

Go tutorials

54 articles · page 3 of 3

Hand-written tutorials, ordered as a recommended learning path.

  1. 41 Goroutines & Channels A practical introduction to concurrency in Go: goroutines, channels, select, common patterns like fan-out/fan-in, and the pitfalls that cause leaks and races.
  2. 42 gRPC Build a gRPC service in Go from scratch: define protobufs, generate code, implement the server, write a client, and understand how streaming and interceptors fit together.
  3. 43 Go HTTP Build a production-ready HTTP server in Go using only the standard library: routing, middleware, timeouts, graceful shutdown, and structured logging.
  4. 44 Go Interfaces How Go interfaces work in practice: implicit satisfaction, small interfaces, the empty interface, type assertions, and idiomatic interface design patterns.
  5. 45 Go Modules A practical guide to Go modules: go.mod, go.sum, semantic versioning, replace directives, and the commands you actually need day to day.
  6. 46 pprof Profile Go programs with pprof: enable the HTTP endpoint, capture CPU and heap profiles, read flame graphs, and find the hot spot that is actually costing you latency.
  7. 47 Slices vs Arrays Understand the real difference between arrays and slices in Go, how slice headers work, and how to avoid the classic aliasing and capacity surprises.
  8. 48 Struct Tags Understand how Go struct tags work, how packages like encoding/json read them with reflection, and how to add custom tag-driven behavior to your code.
  9. 49 Go Testing Write effective tests in Go with the standard testing package: table-driven tests, subtests, fixtures, parallelism, benchmarks, and fuzzing.
  10. 50 Go Tooling A practical guide to Go's built-in tooling trio: gofmt for formatting, go vet for static checks, and go test for unit, benchmark, and coverage workflows.
  11. 51 Errors A practical guide to Go error handling: the error interface, sentinel values, custom types, wrapping with fmt.Errorf %w, and errors.Is and errors.As.
  12. 52 Goroutines Learn Go concurrency from the ground up: launching goroutines, communicating via channels, using select, range, and building a worker pool pattern.
  13. 53 Modules A practical tour of Go packages and modules: go mod init, imports, internal packages, semantic versioning, and the replace directive for local development.
  14. 54 Structs A clear guide to Go structs and methods: literal forms, defining methods, choosing value vs pointer receivers, and using embedding for composition.