The Ultimate Guide to Web Apps in Go

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The Go community is huge, and finding the right libraries for your web app is painful. It's even harder to stay up to date.

Skip the hassle, start building your apps the right way, and never miss out on new technologies again.

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Throughout my 6+ years as a "Gopher", I've seen the ecosystem of Go web development technology change fundamentally.

Go was originally not intended for web development
Basic web dev libraries were then released and simple sites were possible
After that, developers began stitching modules together to build advanced web applications
Then, Buffalo came onto the scene with a complete toolkit for web apps

Fast forward to today, and the ecosystem keeps evolving at a record pace.

Buffalo makes major changes quarterly and new modules are enabling web assembly, tighter integrations with Javascript, and more.

This guide is a subscription because a single course would not be enough to build long-lasting, production quality web applications in Go.

This subscription is for Go developers who maintain or need to build production-quality web applications in Go.

To get the most out of this course, you'll need to have at least 2 years of programming experience and some familiarity with Go and web development.

I'm Aaron, and I've been writing and teaching Go for 6+ years and am a leader in the Go community.

Here are some of my credentials:

I work as a developer advocate at Microsoft, focusing on Go and cloud native technologies
I created and run the popular Go in 5 Minutes screencasts
I also created the Athens project, a widely used open source project with 3.1k stars on GitHub
I'm a co-chair of the GopherCon programming committee. GopherCon is the largest Go conference in the world
I've contributed and held leadership roles in the Kubernetes community, which is one of the largest open source Go codebases

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