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Go 1

Creating Your First Web API (Interactive)

Carlos Souza

Learn how to write web APIs in Go.

Learn how to write web APIs in Go. In this interactive course, you will learn how to use the net/http package to create a simple web API.

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Syllabus

Creating Your First Web API

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches learners how to write web APIs in Go, which aids in building robust backend services in the rapidly growing field of web development
Suitable for beginners seeking to establish a foundation in writing web APIs using Go, a popular and performant programming language
Instructor Carlos Souza's expertise in web development and Go makes him well-qualified to guide learners through the course material

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Learners who complete Go 1: Creating Your First Web API (Interactive) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
API Developer
API Developers are responsible for building and maintaining web APIs, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help API Developers build more robust and scalable web APIs.
Back-End Developer
Back End Developers are responsible for building and maintaining the back end of web applications, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Back End Developers build more robust and scalable web applications.
Web Developer
A Web Developer may use Go to build and manage the back end of a website or application. The skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Web Developers build more robust and scalable web applications.
Full-Stack Developer
Full Stack Developers are responsible for both the front and back end of web applications, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Full Stack Developers build more robust and scalable web applications.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers are often involved in building web applications, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Software Engineers build more robust and scalable web applications.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects design and build cloud-based solutions, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Cloud Architects build more robust and scalable web applications in the cloud.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers are responsible for building and maintaining the infrastructure for web applications, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help DevOps Engineers build more robust and scalable web applications.
Data Scientist
Data Scientists use data to build models and make predictions, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Data Scientists build more robust and scalable web applications for data analysis and visualization.
Machine Learning Engineer
Machine Learning Engineers use machine learning to build models and make predictions, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Machine Learning Engineers build more robust and scalable web applications for machine learning.
Product Manager
Product Managers are responsible for the development and launch of new products, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Product Managers build more robust and scalable web applications for their products.
IT Manager
IT Managers are responsible for the IT infrastructure of an organization, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help IT Managers build more robust and scalable web applications for their organization.
Project Manager
Project Managers are responsible for the planning and execution of projects, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Project Managers build more robust and scalable web applications for their projects.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts gather and analyze business requirements, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Business Analysts build more robust and scalable web applications for their clients.
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create documentation for technical products, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Technical Writers create more robust and scalable web applications for their documentation.
Educator
Educators teach students about various subjects, and the skills learned in this course, such as creating and maintaining web APIs, can help Educators create more robust and scalable web applications for their students.

Reading list

We've selected eight 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 Go 1: Creating Your First Web API (Interactive).
The official Go language book, providing a comprehensive overview of the language's syntax, semantics, and best practices. Essential for understanding Go's fundamentals.
Serves as a comprehensive reference for the Go programming language and its ecosystem.
A comprehensive introduction to Go, providing a solid foundation for web API development. Covers concurrency, testing, and real-world application examples.
The book is instructive for learning about modern web development principles, and building a web framework from scratch.
Provides a hands-on approach to building web applications, RESTful APIs, and microservices with Go.
A deep dive into concurrency in Go. Explores advanced techniques and patterns for writing efficient and scalable concurrent code.
Not specific to web API development, but provides a solid foundation for understanding data structures and algorithms, which is essential for efficient code.
A general software development book that promotes principles of clean and maintainable code. Applicable to Go web API development and beyond.

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