This course is designed to teach you enough Go to be able to write your own tools. Beyond the language, you'll learn how to leverage Go's robust standard library, third-party packages, and we'll cover how to handle some of the most common tasks when writing tools/scripts. By the time you've finished this course, you will be able to: * Read, write, and understand Go code * Utilize Go as a primary language for tooling * Develop Go projects from start to finish * Build cross-platform Go binaries
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