Web Development
Data Science
Python
SQL
JavaScript
Artificial Intelligence
IT & Software
IT Certifications
Hacking
AWS
Arduino
DevOps
3D Modeling
Graphic Design
Photoshop
Drawing
Digital Painting
UX Design
Business
Data Analysis
Communication Skills
Project Management
Leadership & Management
Human Resources
Digital Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Marketing
SEO
Google Analytics
Branding
Excel
Office Productivity
SAP
PowerPoint
Microsoft Access
SharePoint
Finance & Accounting
Trading & Investing
Accounting
Bitcoin
Personal Finance
Video Editing & Animation
Photography
Adobe Premier Pro
Adobe Lightroom
Personal Development
Productivity
Career Development
Life Coaching
Health & Fitness
Meditation & Mindfulness
Yoga
Music
Music Production
Guitar
Piano
Singing
Language Learning
Teaching & Academics
Engineering
Math
Lifestyle
Nick Kotenberg Courses
Golang gRPC API - Beginner to Expert (Now With VueJS!)
3.2 (22 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 6.6h- 2020
$39.99
Visit
Most Recent Review
Audio -- terrible (mic too close to keyboard & poor mic which yields bad sound audio) hasn't been updated... uses 1.13... a lot of tools used cannot be retrieved as documented in the video. Like another student comment: "watch me code" I would like to return the video, but tried to get through it till I got frustrated... Thank God I only spent $12.99 on this piece of crap!
- Review by Robert Rusch on Golang gRPC API - Beginner to Expert (Now With VueJS!)
Instructor Bio
I'm a Senior Software Architect and Software Contractor. I earned my Computer Science degree from BYU-Idaho. I started out writing desktop applications. Then, I started learning how to build web applications using PHP and Python. At my first development job, I built web applications using Laravel and Amazon's EC2 services. At my second job, I got involved in building applications using NodeJS and that is what lead to me being inspired to start a course on Udemy. Now, that I’ve been build large applications for many years and I've been working on building a very large Hyperledger Network and another fairly large Go API Kubernetes Cluster. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Thanks!
