Backend Master Class [Golang + Postgres + Kubernetes + gRPC] (Udemy.com)

The course is very well structured and easy to follow. I especially appreciate how the instructor explains not only how to implement things in Go, but also why they work that way, with practical backend examples. Highly recommended!

mucha paja de informacion, librerias que ya no se usan, y abarca muchas herramientas, podria ser enfocado mas a Go

I found this course extremely practical and complete. It helped me a lot to understand some complex concepts and implementations — for example, how ACID in DB transactions works, what gRPC looks like in practice, how to do mocking, how to handle async tasks, and it even gave me a small introduction to AWS. Everything was super useful. It's true that some videos have minor issues with dependency versions, but nothing major. When I started this course, I didn’t know much about Go — just the basics. This is a great course, 100% recommended!

This course is ideal for individuals who already have basic programming experience in Golang. If you're new to Golang, you might find some concepts challenging. However, for those looking to enhance their backend web service development skills using Golang, PostgreSQL, Docker, and Kubernetes, this course is highly beneficial. It is also suitable for those wanting to improve their foundational programming skills. Furthermore, the explanations provided in this course are clear and easy to understand, thanks to the project-based learning approach. Each project is accompanied by detailed explanation sections that delve into specific topics. Thank you :)

Before this course i have basic knowledge into GO and medium knowloedge of backend, after this course you get more knowledge in go but in whole backend system, i reccomend it

The course started well but through the lectures it got to be a little bit more difficult to get the basic idea in some videos, which I believe, is completely preventable. Going through the coding process to illustrate the examples is a good idea, but the combination of unnecessarily too fast talking speed (accent may affect but should not talk too fast especially while providing too many details and you are not a native speaker. I am sure even many native speakers will find it difficult to follow what you are trying to explain when you keep saying without many pauses for the learners to think and recept) and too fast process in going through the code (skipped some necessary explanations of why some approaches should be the selected ones, some of them are even very assumed) directly affected the learning process (I mean, we are learning after all, and if we can't understand stuffs in a way that can help build up our thinking point of view, how can we correctly analyze and apply the learned concepts flexibly and adaptably in the future?) Overall, a great course, but I believe many modifications could be made to make it excellent!

Easy understanding. Focus on the main points. Each lecture is not long but actually condenses the knowledge needs time to digest. Really appreciate for the kindly sharing.

Accent is a bit rough and the volume can be a bit low, but the guy explains some complicated stuff very well. I appreciate this course. It gets a lot better once you get into the AWS stuffs.

Nice, great and too much useful guidelines, deeply knowledge in the course, many thanks the author @phamlequang, hope you can bring more interesting topics like GraphQL, API proxy, WebHook/WebSocket or even a MongoDB implementation in your future courses!

I have taken multiple course on Udemy and this one of the best backend development course available. Course is organised very well and the way its taught is awesome. Highly recommend course for backend development.