Go Bootcamp: Master Golang with 1000+ Exercises and Projects (Udemy.com)

This course take me a deep learning about Go with several use cases of what happen behind the scene. Now I know what Go do and how it do. I love the slides structures and UX with a lot points of reflection and checkpoints with a "prove yoursealf" approach. My vote don't have 5 stars just for few points: 1. Inanc, I suggest you to work at least on english translation; the auto-generated one its unusable 2. Missing a couple of exercises on interfaces section as exists as the other sections. If any come from OOP languages like me, it is a blow mind concept and, imho, need to prove yourself with it. 3. Missing a section about Go modules: it seems a core concept and I think is really useful to understand for a real application. Thank you for all Inanc Emiliano

I love the teaching style. Also, it gave me enough confidence by explaining minute details so well (the fundamental doubts) to say that I know GO language fundamentals. After completing all the exercises and doing its examples, I am confident to say that I can write/fix production quality code now. My background: I am a Java Developer for 20 years and I have gained Java knowledge by reading many books along the way (there were no online courses then). I can definitely say I know Java fundamentals.

The course was well structured and presented, with a lot of useful examples and exercises. Also the instructor checks for new questions by students and replies in a useful and timely manner. In general I was satisfied, but it wasn't perfect. I give it 4 instead of 5 stars for the following reasons: - It doesn't go to enough depth, such that an experienced programmer interested to learn the language would require. For example essential language features for an experienced programmer, such as concurrency or networking are completely absent from the course. - The instructor is good but his problematic pronunciation of English can become cumbersome, which wouldn't be an issue if the lectures' transcript wasn't just an automatic machine-translation with problems of its own, so that it could serve as a reliable reference.

It was a great experience to learn Go from scratch. Topics were well explained and coding exercises were very good. Also coding exercises at the end of each topic are excellent way to practice the knowledge. Highly recommend for anyone wants learn Go. It would be great if you can add some coding exercises to interfaces section as well. Also provide some guidelines to carry on learning and contributing to Go opensource projects to improve the coding skills will more beneficial.

This is THE introductory Go course to take on Udemy. The instructor really has a talent for teaching - I was very impressed by the quality and level of detail in this course. I especially appreciated that the instructor teaches you Go best practices and explains how the language works under the hood along the way. I've tried to get into Go via other courses on Udemy. This is the only one that did it for me.

This is definitely a very good course for developers who are new to golang and for the people who are new to the programming world. Everything is explained from scratch, assuming user has no previous knowledge of golang programming and/or any other programming language. The go concurrency topic which is missing, if added would definitely add more value to this course. Thank you, I enjoyed learning. :)

This is the best Go Lang course I have seen on Udemy, why do I know that? because I have purchased every Go lang course on Udemy with rating of 4.3 up, and I have completed two course with Certificate, and many other courses at 50% done, including this course I have completed with certificate. The teaching details and knowledge is absolutely amazing, in this course I have learned many important concepts that I did not see from some other courses. I do read the Go Lang spec along the way and the book call "The go programming language" by Alan A. A Donovan, and Brian W. Kernighan while learning from this course and I can see that the instructor is true very knowledgeable and he have studied the spec carefully while creating this course. I really love to see if the instructor will put together the advanced training with some real app development projects to teach really app design and implementation. Especially in Fullstack web development area. Thank you very much for such amazing Go Lang training course, instructor Inanc Gumus, I am really appreciate it. Chris N.

I recently had to edit my review of this course. Currently I am half way done with the course and I have every intention on finishing. However, as I get closer to the end I am starting to notice more and more things about the course that are bothering me. First off let me say, the video tutorials are really good. If you are a beginner you really do feel yourself learning and understanding more and more with each course. Some people say that it can get a bit boring if you are an experienced programmer. However, as it says in the description of the course, it's meant for people with little to no experience. So I have no problem with the course there. However, I do have a problem with the course in one regard and that is the exercises left for us in each section. If you are trying to learn this material to the best of your ability, you most likely will come across the exercises as well and will try to complete them. However, the more you do the more you start to realize something. There are some problems that will ask you to do things, that you don't recall being covered. In some cases the problems will simply instruct you to google somethings to help you solve them. However, the information found won't always provide the information you are looking for. And there will be times, when you don't even understand what you are supposed to use the suggested items for at all. Sadly the directions of the problems can leave you feeling a bit uncertain, because while you may understand what is being asked of you in some parts you may not always understand what's being asked in others. And unfortunately, this problem can only become even more exasperated when you decide to check the solutions provided to you. Sometimes the instructor will solve the problems he provides in very creative ways. In some cases this is good, because it allows you to see different methods at which you can tackle the problem. The problem is, for some of the methods he uses, you will at times feel yourself feeling confused because he hasn't covered the method he used or the technique shown. So you will be looking at his code trying to figure out what he did, because it's something you've honestly never seen before if you are complete beginner. For instance, on one of his exercises regarding loops he uses a line of code to pertains to slices. However, he doesn't actually touch upon the topic of arrays and slices two sections after this point. The only reason I was able to recognize it personally, is because I read about arrays and slices prior to taking the course. But for anyone who's a newcomer you can simply just find yourself confused looking at the solution provided because you simply don't understand what's being put together. That being said I still plan to finish the course. I think the course provides much useful information to help beginners. But sometimes it does feel like the instructor does forget he is taking to beginners. And that can be very frustrating when time comes to do the exercises.

Inanc is possibly the most well informed Go instructor you can find on the internet. When you write software there are gaps in knowledge because we are all constantly piecing ideas together. Somethings are assumed to be common knowledge but they really aren't. You'll go years slightly embarrassed about not knowing how something really works and worrying about the day where that gap will cause you endless pain. Inanc is a foundational level instructor. If you plan on writing golang as your language of choice, you will appreciate Inanc's contributions to your future success. The truth of the matter is you'll end up wanting him to teach more after he's done. The price you pay is a steal for his course.

Hands down, the best course on Udemy! I've enrolled in many different high rated courses but none of them were able to give me an instant understanding of everything that is being taught. Inanc is explaining everything in a slow & steady pace with in-depth explanations of every topic. This course is straight to the point and with his friendly, experienced and engaging charm, he absolutely nailed it. I'm looking forward to more videos and updates in the near future, I strongly recommend this course if you're also serious about learning Go. This course is going to be the GO to place, when it comes to learning go programming.