Web Development w/ Google’s Go (golang) Programming Language

Todd McLeod develops server-side applications through Go’s standard library, connecting HTTP, routing, templates and JSON with state and sessions. It suits learners who already program in Go and want to understand the web mechanisms behind a framework. Database and hosting examples require checking current service setup and access terms.

What you will learn

• Explore HTTP handlers, routing and templates.
• Work with JSON and application state.
• Understand cookies and sessions.

Who this suits

Go programming knowledge is required; the provider points beginners to the separate introductory language course.

Before you enroll

Check the Go and dependency versions used in each example. Write and run your own tests, including invalid inputs and failure paths. Hosting, databases and cloud services may require separate accounts or fees. A working course project still needs independent security and operational review before real users depend on it.

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Put it into practice

Build a small local handler and test valid and malformed requests, recording the response status and the information that should remain private.

Source and review

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