Building Production Ready REST APIs in Go - 2nd Edition
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My name is Elliot Forbes and I’ve been working professionally with Go for the past 7 years now. I started off with some smaller projects such as CLIs for business-report generation and over the years moved onto bigger and more complex projects. In this revised second edition course, I’m going to be walking you through everything it takes in order to build clean, easily testible/maintainable Go services.
We’ll walk through, stage by stage, building up a production ready REST-API in Go.
In this course, we’ll be building an application that follows a clean-architecture design. We’ll be gradually building up the various layers of our application starting at the service layer, then the repository layer and then finally the transport layer.
My intentions for this course are to help you understand the benefits of this architecture style and how it allows you to build more testable, and maintainable services that can be used in production-like environments
My name is Elliot Forbes and I’ve been working professionally with Go for the past 7 years now. I started off with some smaller projects such as CLIs for business-report generation and over the years moved onto bigger and more complex projects. In this revised second edition course, I’m going to be walking you through everything it takes in order to build clean, easily testible/maintainable Go services.
We’ll walk through, stage by stage, building up a production ready REST-API in Go.
In this course, we’ll be building an application that follows a clean-architecture design. We’ll be gradually building up the various layers of our application starting at the service layer, then the repository layer and then finally the transport layer.
My intentions for this course are to help you understand the benefits of this architecture style and how it allows you to build more testable, and maintainable services that can be used in production-like environments