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Summary

Go Internet Programming teaches you tips on how to build scalable, high-performance Internet applications in Go the usage of up to date design principles.

Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.

About the Technology

The Go language handles the demands of scalable, high-performance Internet applications by providing clean and fast compiled code, garbage collection, a simple concurrency model, and an unbelievable standard library. It’s perfect for writing microservices or building scalable, maintainable systems.

About the Book

Go Internet Programming teaches you tips on how to build Internet applications in Go the usage of up to date design principles. You’ll be able to discover ways to put in force the dependency injection design pattern for writing test doubles, use concurrency in Internet applications, and create and consume JSON and XML in Internet products and services. Along the way, You’ll be able to discover tips on how to minimize your dependence on external frameworks, and You’ll be able to pick up valuable productivity techniques for testing and deploying your applications.

What’s Inside

  • Basics
  • Testing and benchmarking
  • Using concurrency
  • Deploying to standalone servers, PaaS, and Docker
  • Dozens of tips, tricks, and techniques

About the Reader

This book assumes you’re accustomed to Go language basics and the general concepts of Internet development.

About the Author

Sau Sheong Chang is Managing Director of Digital Technology at Singapore Power and an active contributor to the Ruby and Go communities.

Table of Contents

    PART 1 GO AND WEB APPLICATIONS

  1. Go and Internet applications
  2. Go ChitChat
  3. PART 2 BASIC WEB APPLICATIONS

  4. Handling requests
  5. Processing requests
  6. Displaying content
  7. Storing data
  8. PART 3 BEING REAL

  9. Go Internet products and services
  10. Testing your application
  11. Leveraging Go concurrency
  12. Deploying Go

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