Master Go (Golang) Programming:The Complete Go Bootcamp 2022

it adding missing knowledge about tools for Go such as Go Playground imports, VSCode gotools.

I like it. This isn’t my first course about Go, but its the best until now. Clear and concise. I like the practice exercises and the solutions the trainer gives.

I really like it. I’ve learnt a lot about Golang. The coding challenges are awesome. Thanks!

No complains. It’s clear enough. It’s starting from scratch and then goes in some details.

One of the best courses I’ve taken and I’ve taken many in my attempts to learn Golang. The content is that good and the coding examples and explanations are clear and easy to understand and apply. Highly recommended.

I’m looking to learn GoLang for use in my everyday job. This course has clearly laid out the structure of GoLang. It give the basic building blocks needed to start reading Go code and writing. You’ll most likely need to take a second course if your looking for real world examples and applications. The update with Concurrency was a great add, concurrency is a main topic for my Go use cases.

So the course is excellent. Very detailed explanation.

The course was what I expected. Here some aspects that you should cover : * Recursion * Where GoLang should be applied (real cases examples ) and the advantages of using Go instead of other languages * Build a real application (a small web server or applying GO in a real cloud Case) * *

Perfect match for me!

Almost through with the course, highly recommended if you are trying to get up to speed with Go (particularly if you are already familiar with another programming language) as quickly as possible. He doesn’t beat about the bush and waste your time, but gets straight to the meat. Good course.

Yes, so for so good

So far, with n doubt, the BEST and CLEAR courses I’ve take ! thank you soooo much !

This course if very basic but is advertised as for all levels. Good material if you are unfamiliar with Go though!

Andrei is really good at teaching each Golang feature by giving us written example code to run, then I can understand what he meant by his explanation! Wow. very concise and to the point lectures that takes me from a beginner to be comfortable level to read Golang code. Thank you!

He’s good and overall very good job. Although, I don’t recommend this course to beginners for multiple reasons, the biggest being how he communicates. He does not translate exclusive definitions about the subject into concepts. As a matter of fact, he has NO conceptual explanations at all. For example, lesson 38 about converting types, starts by saying converting and not casting, but he doesn’t explain what casting means. He jumps into an example that explains a little more than just casting and he doesn’t related what he does on the screen to the exclusive definition given earlier. Thankfully, I already know casting due to seeing it a lot in Java. But this is just one example out of many many many exclusive definitions that he throws non stop and then assumes that separating the examples from the exclusive definition will yield clarity… When it causes more confusion if there’s multiple exclusive definitions that thrown outside Ok, now I do this and now I do that. We can see what you do… Instead tells us the concept/definition of what you do. We can see the details right in front of us, we instead need the concept. Then, most of the time the example does somehow clarify things, but you still have to look at the definition/concept on the web to reinforce what he’s doing and you should not have to do that. Especially that I would consider myself and advanced beginner and I can tell you that the way he explains things it’s not for > Beginners with very basic programming experience, as he wrote on his page. Basic programmers don’t know these definitions. As basic implies they’ve experimented a bit and are lacking in the theoretical parts of all those exclusive definitions. For beginners, you go heavy on conceptual explanations usually. Or at least that how everyone else does it. Overall, he still deserves a good score and I still recommend the course. And the problem I mentioned above is a curse that 90% of all teachers have on this planet. It is the no1 problem that makes or does not make an amazing teacher. And I don’t expect him to be amazing either. I also like how he writes notes, so I don’t have to. Saves me so much time. Don’t listen to the haters that are complaining about his accent. Everything else is very clear and concise.

Nice and clean steps to prep the environment. I also like the speed, it’s recorded in a way you can click and follow the video without pausing the video.

I just finished the Go course and enjoyed every minute. The mixture of short but essentially condensed video lessons followed by summaries and exercises makes this course perfect for me. I have bought and started many courses at Udemy but this one works best for me and my way of learning. Thank you very much for that. I am very excited about further course updates.

The best course ever ?

Instructor has in depth knowledge; able to clearly explain complex stuffs into something that is easily digest

great

Once you get over instructor’s strong accent (but I’ve heard much worse in other courses at Udemy), you will be pleasantly surprised by the level of detail and clear explanation of some of the difficult parts of the Go programming language. The fact that this course is continuously developed and new sections are added, convinced me that the author delivers on his promise to have the best Go course on the market. Keep up the good work, Andrei!

Very organized and informative structure.