Gin 1 Fundamentals from Pluralsight

Gin is a fast, lightweight framework that simplifies the creation of web applications and services. This course will teach you how to use Gin to create clean and well-structured web-based programs.

The Go language has proven itself to be an excellent choice for web-based applications. However, on its own, Go can be a little tedious when routing requests and other common tasks. In this course, Gin 1 Fundamentals, you’ll learn to simplify the creation of web applications and services using Gin. First, you’ll explore Gin’s routing API to quickly get your requests where they need to go. Next, you’ll discover how to implement clear request handlers. Finally, you’ll learn how to use middleware to add features such as response compression, route-based authentication, and more. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Gin needed to create your own web-based applications and services.

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Course Overview

Introduction

Routing Requests

Working with Requests

Generating Responses

Using Middleware

Testing and Error Handling

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Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Delves into Gin, an established Go framework for developing web-based programs

Taught by Mike Van Sickle, an experienced instructor in Gin and Go

Teaches essential skills in web development with Go, making it relevant for building web applications

Covers fundamental concepts such as routing and request handling in Gin

Guides learners in implementing middleware for enhanced features

Emphasizes testing and error handling for robust web applications

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Gin 1 Fundamentals with these activities:

Review Go Language Concepts

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Ensure a solid understanding of Go language concepts to enhance comprehension of course materials.

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Revisit the official Go documentation
Review tutorials or articles on Go fundamentals

Review HTTP Requesting

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Review the basics of HTTP to ensure a strong knowledge base for the course.

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Visit the MDN web docs on HTTP
Review the W3C spec for HTTP/2

Implement Routing with Gin

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Practice building routing with Gin to improve understanding and solidify skills.

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Create a new Gin project
Create routes for different HTTP methods and paths
Handle requests and generate responses

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Build a Simple Web Application with Gin

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Apply Gin to create a complete web application, reinforcing skills and deepening understanding.

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Design the application architecture
Implement the API endpoints
Create the frontend interface
Test and deploy the application

Explore Advanced Middleware Techniques

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Learn about advanced middleware techniques to enhance web application security and performance.

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Find tutorials on advanced middleware techniques
Follow the tutorials and implement the techniques in Gin projects

Collaborate on a Gin Project

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Work with peers to build a Gin project, fostering collaboration and enhancing teamwork skills.

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Find a group of peers to collaborate with
Define the project scope and goals
Divide tasks and work on different aspects of the project
Merge code and test the application

Contribute to an Open Source Gin Project

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Apply knowledge to a real-world project, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to the open source community.

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Find an open source Gin project to contribute to
Review the project's codebase and documentation
Identify areas for improvement or new features
Contribute code or documentation to the project

Career center

Learners who complete Gin 1 Fundamentals will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Backend Developer

Backend Developers create the server-side logic for web applications and services. They work with databases, APIs, and other software components to ensure that data is stored and processed correctly. Gin is a powerful framework for building web applications, and this course will teach you how to use it to create clean and efficient backend code. Whether you are new to backend development or looking to improve your skills, this course is a great place to start.

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Full-Stack Developer

Full Stack Developers are responsible for both the front-end and back-end development of web applications. They work with a variety of technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Go. Gin is a popular framework for building the backend of web applications, and this course will teach you how to use it to create robust and scalable backends. If you are interested in becoming a Full Stack Developer, this course is a great way to learn the essential skills.

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Software Engineer

Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software systems. They work with a variety of technologies, including programming languages, databases, and operating systems. Gin is a powerful framework for building web applications, and this course will teach you how to use it to create reliable and efficient software. If you are interested in becoming a Software Engineer, this course is a great way to learn the essential skills.

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Web Developer

Web Developers design and develop websites and web applications. They work with a variety of technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Go. Gin is a popular framework for building web applications, and this course will teach you how to use it to create user-friendly and responsive websites. If you are interested in becoming a Web Developer, this course is a great way to learn the essential skills.

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Data Engineer

Data Engineers design and build systems for storing, processing, and analyzing data. They work with a variety of technologies, including databases, big data platforms, and cloud computing services. Gin is not directly related to data engineering, but it is a powerful framework for building web applications that can be used to visualize and analyze data. If you are interested in becoming a Data Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can interact with data.

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DevOps Engineer

DevOps Engineers work to bridge the gap between development and operations teams. They help to ensure that software is developed and deployed quickly and efficiently. Gin is not directly related to DevOps, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be deployed easily and efficiently. If you are interested in becoming a DevOps Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that are easy to deploy.

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Cloud Engineer

Cloud Engineers design and build cloud computing systems. They work with a variety of technologies, including cloud platforms, virtualization, and networking. Gin is not directly related to cloud engineering, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be deployed to the cloud. If you are interested in becoming a Cloud Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can be deployed to the cloud.

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Systems Engineer

Systems Engineers design and build computer systems. They work with a variety of technologies, including operating systems, networks, and hardware. Gin is not directly related to systems engineering, but it is a powerful framework for building web applications that can be deployed on a variety of systems. If you are interested in becoming a Systems Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that are compatible with a variety of systems.

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Network Engineer

Network Engineers design and build computer networks. They work with a variety of technologies, including routers, switches, and firewalls. Gin is not directly related to network engineering, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be deployed on a variety of networks. If you are interested in becoming a Network Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that are compatible with a variety of networks.

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Security Engineer

Security Engineers design and implement security measures to protect computer systems and networks. They work with a variety of technologies, including firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and security protocols. Gin is not directly related to security engineering, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be made secure. If you are interested in becoming a Security Engineer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that are secure.

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Database Administrator

Database Administrators manage and maintain databases. They work with a variety of technologies, including database management systems, storage systems, and backup systems. Gin is not directly related to database administration, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can access and use databases. If you are interested in becoming a Database Administrator, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can interact with databases.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts gather and analyze business requirements to help businesses improve their processes and systems. They work with a variety of stakeholders, including business users, IT professionals, and management. Gin is not directly related to business analysis, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be used to support business processes. If you are interested in becoming a Business Analyst, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can meet the needs of businesses.

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Product Manager

Product Managers manage the development and launch of new products. They work with a variety of stakeholders, including engineers, designers, and marketing professionals. Gin is not directly related to product management, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be used to support product development and launch. If you are interested in becoming a Product Manager, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can meet the needs of product teams.

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Project Manager

Project Managers plan and manage projects to ensure that they are completed on time, within budget, and to the desired quality. They work with a variety of stakeholders, including project team members, clients, and sponsors. Gin is not directly related to project management, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be used to support project management. If you are interested in becoming a Project Manager, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can meet the needs of project teams.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers create and maintain documentation for technical products and systems. They work with a variety of stakeholders, including engineers, product managers, and users. Gin is not directly related to technical writing, but it is a popular framework for building web applications that can be used to document technical products and systems. If you are interested in becoming a Technical Writer, this course may be helpful for learning how to build web applications that can be used to create and maintain documentation.

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Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Gin 1 Fundamentals.

The Go Programming Language

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Is an official Go language reference guide. It provides detailed information on the Go language syntax, semantics, and standard library. It valuable reference tool for Go developers.

Go Programming Language, The (Addison-Wesley...

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Go in Action

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Comprehensive guide to the Go programming language. It covers topics such as concurrency, networking, and testing. It would be a valuable reference tool for Go developers.

Go in Action

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Go Cookbook

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Focuses on web programming with Go. It covers topics such as creating web servers, handling requests, and building web applications. It would be a useful reference for those who want to learn more about web development with Go.

Go Cookbook: Expert Solutions for Commonly Needed...

5G超密集组网技术

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Chinese language introduction to network programming. It covers topics such as network protocols, sockets, and HTTP. It would be valuable as additional reading to supplement the course, particularly for those who are interested in learning more about network programming in Go.

(中文) 5G超密集组网技术 (Chinese Edition)

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Go in Practice

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Practical guide to Go programming, covering topics such as concurrency, networking, and testing. It provides a solid foundation for anyone interested in learning more about the language and its applications.

Go in Practice: Includes 70 Techniques

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Go in Practice: Includes 70 Techniques

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Go: Design Patterns for Real-World Projects

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Is an introduction to Go programming, covering topics such as variables, data types, control flow, and functions. It good starting point for anyone who wants to learn the basics of the language.

Go: Design Patterns for Real-World Projects

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