Mastering Multithreading Programming with Go (Golang) (Udemy.com)

This is truly an excellent course, but if you don't know the basics about Golang, maybe you should look for an introductory course first. Still, if you're looking to learn more about how to use Golang in a multithreading way, this is probably what you were looking for.

James is an outstanding instructor. He explains concepts in a concise and intuitive way. There are great coding exercises to help students reinforce their learning. The material he's prepared is fundamental for any developer looking to utilise concurrent programming in their projects.

The course is amazing! The way the instructor conducts the classes is amazing. Just one note that the first example of boids was not so good because the example had a high complexity so we spend to much time to understand and we loose the focus of the course that is about threads in go.

The examples chosen are well thought out. Not too academic or contrived. They perfectly illustrate the concepts. I am very impressed. After little effort, I have a much more solid understanding of concurrency features in Go

This course has a lot of interesting, non-trivial examples using both in-built multithreading tools in go and some other techniques. Thank you for the course, really enjoyed it! This is one of the best courses I've watched on Udemy.

This course provides a clear and appropriately concise coverage of background theory, followed by a practical coding example. This is an excellent format that strikes the perfect balance between theory and practice. The instructor speaks clearly and carefully uses precise terminology without undue pauses and does not rush the topic. The visual guides are appropriately minimalistic, consistent and well-timed. This was the best course I have so far come across on Udemy.

A strong point is that the teacher actually answers the questions and he answers very carefully. What could be improved is adding exercises for us to try and really absorve the content. I think the examples sometimes are too advanced, and since the teacher implements the solutions, we don't have time to elaborate for ourselves. I like the topics he covers during the course.

Mastering multithreading, suggest the the course deals with all aspects of multithreading, yet this course is far from achieving this. However, the material presented is excellent, albeit at times overly complex. The course feels very incomplete. I hope the author addresses this over time. At the moment the course ends abruptly with chapter 7. If by the time you read this the course has 14 chapters, ignore this and assume 5 stars from me.

The theory was explained in a great way. However, I think examples were too complex. The art of passing knowledge is to use examples as simple as possible. Here, I cannot deny, the examples were spectacular, but I would rather to focus on the topic than how to calculate the movement of the boid. The best section is the Deadlocks. Examples are spectacular and not too complex. Overall the course is very interesting. In the docs, I see the sync lib has also Map, Once, and Pool. It would be nice if the author says a few words about them also.

This was a good course, I'd love that it was a little more in depth in some topics like the pool worker and condition variables as the course is called "masterig" I wanted to see more in depth information, but I liked it very much, the examples and the explanations are good. If the author decides to expand it I'd definitely do it