A comprehensive, interactive guide to learn Go programming from beginner to advanced level. This guide includes hands-on examples, practice exercises, projects, and extensive resources.
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index.htmlin your web browser - Start learning Go step by step!
- Getting Started - Installation, setup, and your first Go program
- Basic Syntax - Variables, data types, functions, and control structures
- Advanced Topics - Interfaces, concurrency, error handling, and more
- Code Examples - Practical, runnable Go code examples
- Practice - Interactive exercises and coding challenges
- Projects - Hands-on projects to build real applications
- Roadmap - Structured learning path with progress tracking
- Resources - Comprehensive collection of Go learning materials
- Multiple Choice Questions - 8 questions covering beginner to advanced topics
- Difficulty Filtering - Filter exercises by beginner, intermediate, or advanced
- Coding Challenges - 3 hands-on coding exercises with templates
- Progress Tracking - Track your completion rate and scores
- Detailed Explanations - Learn from both correct and incorrect answers
- Calculator CLI (Beginner) - Command-line calculator with error handling
- Todo List Manager (Beginner) - File-based task management system
- REST API Server (Intermediate) - Full HTTP server with CRUD operations
- Concurrent File Processor (Intermediate) - Multi-threaded file processing
- Chat Server (Advanced) - Real-time WebSocket communication
- Microservice (Advanced) - Database integration and Docker deployment
Located in the examples/ directory:
basic_types.go- Comprehensive data types and variables guidecollections.go- Arrays, slices, maps, and advanced operationsconcurrency_patterns.go- Goroutines, channels, and concurrency patternsweb_server.go- Complete REST API server with middlewaretodo_cli.go- Interactive command-line todo application
- Responsive Design - Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
- Dark/Light Mode - Automatic theme detection
- Copy-to-Clipboard - Easy code copying with one click
- Progress Saving - Your progress is saved automatically
- Interactive Tabs - Smooth navigation between sections
- Collapsible Examples - Organized, expandable code sections
- Installation & Setup (1 day)
- Basic Syntax (2-3 days)
- Variables & Data Types (3-4 days)
- Control Structures (2-3 days)
- Functions (3-4 days)
- Arrays & Slices (2-3 days)
- Maps & Structs (3-4 days)
- Pointers (2-3 days)
- Methods & Interfaces (4-5 days)
- Error Handling (2-3 days)
- Packages & Modules (3-4 days)
- Testing (2-3 days)
- Concurrency (5-7 days)
- Web Development (7-10 days)
- Database Integration (3-5 days)
- Microservices (5-7 days)
- Cloud Deployment (3-5 days)
- Best Practices (2-3 days)
- Go 1.19 or higher
- Basic terminal/command line knowledge
# Basic types demonstration
go run examples/basic_types.go
# Collections (arrays, slices, maps)
go run examples/collections.go
# Concurrency patterns
go run examples/concurrency_patterns.go
# Interactive todo CLI
go run examples/todo_cli.go
# Web server (requires gorilla/mux)
go mod init go-learning-guide
go get github.com/gorilla/mux
go run examples/web_server.goThe web server example creates a full REST API:
go run examples/web_server.goThen visit:
- Health check: http://localhost:8080/api/v1/health
- Get users: http://localhost:8080/api/v1/users
- API documentation is included in the code comments
- 8 questions covering all difficulty levels
- Instant feedback with detailed explanations
- Progress tracking and scoring
- FizzBuzz - Classic programming challenge
- Word Counter - Text processing with maps
- Concurrent Sum - Goroutines and channels practice
- Calculator CLI - Learn basic I/O and error handling
- Todo Manager - Practice structs, slices, and file operations
- HTTP API - Build RESTful services with middleware
- File Processor - Master concurrency patterns
- Chat Server - Real-time communication with WebSockets
- Microservice - Production-ready service with database
- The Go Programming Language by Donovan & Kernighan
- Go in Action by Kennedy, Ketelsen & St. Martin
- Concurrency in Go by Katherine Cox-Buday
- Go Web Programming by Sau Sheong Chang
- VS Code with Go extension
- GoLand (JetBrains IDE)
- Command-line tools: go fmt, go vet, goimports, golint, delve
This is an educational resource. Feel free to:
- Add more examples
- Improve existing content
- Fix bugs or typos
- Suggest new features
- Share your learning experience
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.
- β 100% Interactive - No passive reading, everything is hands-on
- β Progressive Learning - From absolute beginner to professional
- β Real Projects - Build actual applications, not just toy examples
- β Modern Go - Uses current Go best practices and idioms
- β Self-Paced - Learn at your own speed with progress tracking
- β Comprehensive - Covers everything from basics to advanced topics
- β Mobile Friendly - Learn on any device, anywhere
- Start with Getting Started - Set up your Go environment
- Work Through Basic Syntax - Master the fundamentals
- Practice with Exercises - Test your knowledge immediately
- Build the Projects - Apply what you've learned
- Explore Advanced Topics - Become a Go expert
- Join the Community - Connect with other Go developers
Happy coding! πΉβ¨
This guide is designed to take you from Go zero to Go hero. Take your time, practice regularly, and don't hesitate to experiment with the code examples.