Let's Build a Go version of Laravel (Udemy.com)

As someone relatively new to Go, I found Trevor Sawler’s "Let's Build a Go Version of Laravel" amazing! His casual style hides serious value—he clearly lives and breathes Go. This course killed my crutch of overthinking app-building, letting me spin up projects fast and focus on business logic, not boilerplate. It took me a month of hard work, but by week one, I’d already grabbed part two. I’m hooked and will keep buying his courses!

Purchased this course a while back and honestly I don't know why I left it this long to do it. Great course, learned a lot. I also need to go back through the course and deep dive into the new material I learned. Overall, I recommend and I can see myself building this out and using it as a starter for all of my projects.

For some reason, Github fails in the pipeline to pass the tests. I could not get things to work as well as the instructor did, but I must say, the course was well thought out and demonstrated some good material that becomes useful from a toolset perspective.

Amazing uptil now

I am learning an incredible amount. I know golang pretty well, what lacks is my knowledge in structuring and approaching problems in an organized way like this. I've always wanted to make something similar where i could type in a command and have a golang project ready to go as I feel as boilerplate adds to my burnout. Awesome work!

Trevor's courses are great. This is my third course of his and I'm learning a lot. I'm not sure I'm fully comfortable writing my own apps yet but I'm much more comfortable where I'm starting to debug mistakes I've made while following along without needing to check his provided code examples for the answer. The thing I like about his courses the most is that, not only am I learning about different aspects of the Go language but I'm learning techniques I can apply when writing my own code, and I'm building something that is actually useful in the class. In this case it's a web app framework. These classes are so easy to follow and broken up into nice short steps that let me work at my own pace and really take in the lesson.

Trevor is always a great instructor, and this course continues to show that. He shares knowledge in a very clean and efficient way, while also staying actively engaged in the Q&A section. If you are coming from Laravel or Django and want a great understanding of what they do "under the hood" this will be a engaging and effective course for you.

Great course. I love your unique project ideas, not just another 'web project'. Always learning something new. Like your style also, so I recommended your courses to others. Just throwing an idea, I'll be happy to see a full command-line application (without building anything related to web), that implements different concurrency patterns (as there are barely serious examples of concurrency).

I enjoy Trevor's designs in the courses. The designs are practical and can easily be reused in your own system which I have done before. It shows off Trevor's vast experience in using golang in practice. Here we have a good example of just such a case. Using proper design patterns to generate other backends in go, which frees up a lot of time for frontend issues.

This course is just amazing for intermediate go programing. Great instructor ready to help if something is not working as should. Even the CLI that you build in this course is a must have in the go tool box. I would give this course 10 out of 5 stars if possible. A follow up to this course would be amazing to learn how to expand it more.