Master Go Programming (Golang): Complete Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

Overall it is a pretty good introduction to Golang. The fundamental concepts are explained reasonably well. I have a minor complaint regarding the teaching methodology. For the most part, the material is presented in a "documentation reference" style. While it is important to explain the basics, for me it was a bit tedious to follow and absorb. And I would love to see one or two more realistic sample projects, that go beyond practicing individual language features, and show how Golang is actually used "in the wild".

Content is good. But English pronunciation makes it hard to understand.

It's one of few programming courses that explains little things in detail and these small details do matter when someone works on bigger scale. Another good thing about the course is that, every concept is explained with a code example, because sometimes theory doesn't do the justice as much as Practical coded example can do. Just taking .5 star as I wanted some more content on 3rd party or External libraries and their uses, and for which I am hopeful Andrei will come up with some great content as usual. So if you are coming from some other language like C, Cpp, Java, Python there will be no problem in understanding the concepts and coding the challenges. Happy Learning & Thanks Andrei for this great content !!

Andrei did a great job explaining the fundamentals of the Go language in a detailed manner. It took a bit to get used to the accent (apologies!), but after giving it a few videos I got used to it and it wasn't a problem at all. As far as content goes, I think it was great and I'm glad I saw it through to the end. The only part I don't really feel confident and will probably need to do more reading / learning on afterwards is the section on concurrency - specifically channels. Overall, this is a great course and I highly recommend!

Everything is explained crystal clear. However, nowadays you can not call a course "The Complete Go Bootcamp" without having a section dedicated to tests. Also a section dedicated to benchmark would be appreciated.

I did try 2 GO courses earlier, not even 10% what I expected of them. This course was my third try, and I am so please and happy that I took this course. This Guy explains things in so depth and succintly. I am looking forward for more content update on this course like GO Testing and Context etc. Also, another course from him on writing Microservices(gRPC, Http/2) and Web applications. Great job done! Made it through half way, and still continue with my rating... focused on practical knowledge and not beating around the bush like few other highly rated courses on GO :-/ Amazing!!!

Very detailed explanation for almost everything. I found one or two very minor imperfections but they don't really impact on the understandabilty. Say, they keep you focused. If I really had to say something negative, I would say that he speaks very slowly. Luckily, he articulates well and at double speed, it is still understandable. This is a very nice course, thank you, Andrei. I feel sad about reaching the end. Multumesc. :)

Very Good course for anyone who have no knowledge on golang. this course will really help in understanding the step by step way to get strong on golang. It is clearly and well organized who is looking for better path to learn golang

One of the best couses. The author is not native speaker, but almost the same quality as being one. I finally understand pointers and channels, which I tried several times without success ;-)

The course is extremely amazing. Perfect for beginners.

This is one of the best Go courses on Udemy. It covers basics and advanced stuff and there's really lot to learn from this course. Also I got quick response from the author in Q&A Section. I am happy I took this course. The author needs to improve in some areas like sound quality and consistency, and also more better slides visualization. Nevertheless, this course covers almost all the basics and required advanced topics and it definitely will make you a better Go developer. Thank you so much for this great course :)

I have learnt the subject well and the way comparisons were done with my other known languages helped understand the concepts better. I felt that the sessions were a little slow in the first and a bit too fast towards the goroutines, channels and modules. Overall, though the length was a little longer I got what I expected. If there are additions done with the go 1.15 features, I'll definitely come back and refresh.