Introduction
Go is a statically typed language for scalable web and cloud applications.
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Go is a statically typed language for scalable web and cloud applications.
Read more →Go installation sets up the latest version with go command for development.
Read more →Go programs run via go run or go build with .go files.
Read more →Go syntax uses concise declarations and no semicolons for clean code.
Read more →Go variables use var or := with static typing for clarity.
Read more →Go data types include int string and bool with explicit typing.
Read more →Go type inference uses := to assign types automatically.
Read more →Go constants use const for immutable values with type inference.
Read more →Go operators include arithmetic and logical with strict type rules.
Read more →Go if-else statements control flow with simple syntax.
Read more →Go switch statements handle cases with type switching support.
Read more →Go loops use for with break and continue for iteration.
Read more →Go comments use // and /* */ for code documentation.
Read more →Go errors use error interface with explicit error checking.
Read more →Go debugging uses fmt and delve for breakpoints and tracing.
Read more →Go best practices include explicit errors, minimal dependencies.
Read more →Go security ensures safe input handling and HTTPS for APIs.
Read more →Go packages organize code with import and package declarations.
Read more →Go workspaces manage dependencies with go.mod for projects.
Read more →Go fmt package formats and prints output with Sprintf.
Read more →Go log package provides basic logging with customizable output.
Read more →Go defer delays function calls until surrounding function returns.
Read more →Go panic and recover manage runtime errors with recovery.
Read more →Go functions use func with typed parameters and returns.
Read more →Go multiple returns allow returning several values with error handling.
Read more →Go named returns define return variables in function signatures.
Read more →Go anonymous functions enable closures with immediate invocation.
Read more →Go variadic functions use ... for variable argument lists.
Read more →Go closures capture variables creating stateful functions.
Read more →Go recursive functions call themselves with base case checks.
Read more →Go function types define signatures for typed callbacks.
Read more →Go interfaces define behavior with implicit implementation.
Read more →Go empty interface accepts any type similar to any.
Read more →Go type assertions extract underlying types from interfaces.
Read more →Go type switches handle multiple types in interface values.
Read more →Go structs define custom types with fields and methods.
Read more →Go struct methods attach functions to structs with receivers.
Read more →Go struct embedding composes types for code reuse.
Read more →Go struct tags add metadata for JSON or database mapping.
Read more →Go arrays are fixed-length typed sequences with zero-based indexing.
Read more →Go slices are dynamic views over arrays with append.
Read more →Go maps store key-value pairs with make for initialization.
Read more →Go channels enable goroutine communication with buffered options.
Read more →Go goroutines run concurrent functions with lightweight threads.
Read more →Go select handles multiple channel operations with non-blocking logic.
Read more →Go mutex ensures thread-safe access with Lock and Unlock.
Read more →Go WaitGroup synchronizes goroutines with Add and Wait.
Read more →Go atomic operations provide thread-safe updates without locks.
Read more →Go file reading uses os and ioutil with error handling.
Read more →Go file writing uses os.WriteFile with buffered writers.
Read more →Go file paths use filepath for cross-platform path handling.
Read more →Go file deletion uses os.Remove with error checks.
Read more →Go HTTP server uses net/http with http.HandleFunc.
Read more →Go HTTP client uses http.Get for external API calls.
Read more →Go HTTP routing uses mux or chi for custom routes.
Read more →Go HTTP middleware chains handlers for logging and auth.
Read more →Go JSON handling uses encoding/json for marshaling.
Read more →Go JSON encoding uses json.Marshal with struct tags.
Read more →Go JSON decoding uses json.Unmarshal with typed structs.
Read more →Go web frameworks like Gin and Echo simplify API development.
Read more →Go Gin framework provides fast routing and middleware for APIs.
Read more →Go Echo framework supports typed routing and REST APIs.
Read more →Go REST APIs use Gin or Echo with JSON responses.
Read more →Go GraphQL APIs use gqlgen for typed queries and resolvers.
Read more →Go WebSockets use gorilla/websocket for real-time apps.
Read more →Go authentication uses JWT or OAuth for secure APIs.
Read more →Go environment variables use os.Getenv for configuration.
Read more →Go CORS enables cross-origin requests with middleware.
Read more →Go logging uses log or zerolog for structured logs.
Read more →Go error logging captures errors with zerolog or logrus.
Read more →Go request logging tracks API calls with middleware.
Read more →Go testing uses testing package with TestMain for setup.
Read more →Go unit testing uses t.Run for organized test cases.
Read more →Go integration testing validates APIs with httptest.
Read more →Go mocking uses gomock for isolated unit tests.
Read more →Go benchmarking uses testing.B for performance tests.
Read more →Go database integration uses sql.DB for connection pooling.
Read more →Go PostgreSQL uses pgx for typed queries and transactions.
Read more →Go MongoDB uses mongo-driver for document-based data.
Read more →Go Redis uses go-redis for caching and sessions.
Read more →Go database transactions use Begin and Commit for integrity.
Read more →Go ORMs like GORM simplify database queries with structs.
Read more →Go REST API with Gin handles CRUD with JSON responses.
Read more →Go GraphQL API with gqlgen supports typed queries.
Read more →Go real-time chat uses WebSockets with gorilla/websocket.
Read more →Go file server serves static files with http.FileServer.
Read more →Go authentication API uses JWT for secure endpoints.
Read more →Go database CRUD with PostgreSQL handles data operations.
Read more →Go concurrent tasks use goroutines and channels for parallelism.
Read more →Go API testing with httptest validates REST endpoints.
Read more →Go logging setup with zerolog logs requests and errors.
Read more →Go Dockerized app uses Dockerfile for containerized deployment.
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