Web Architecture With Golang - Google's Go Language

McLeod and Hoffmann connect web architecture with concrete Go mechanisms, including interfaces, context and errors. Testing, mocks and escape analysis extend the discussion beyond a first application. It suits learners who already know Go and want to explain why code is organized a certain way before adding abstractions or services.

What you will learn

• Use interfaces to separate dependencies.
• Explore context and error handling.
• Examine tests, mocks and memory behavior.

Who this suits

The provider recommends familiarity with Go and basic Git skills.

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

Replace one external dependency in a small program with an interface and a test double, then assess whether the boundary improves the test’s clarity.

Source and review

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