REST based microservices API development in Golang (Udemy.com)

Es una buena explicación de como ir armando y des armando una aplicación, llevado a una arquitectura hexagonal. Lo que más me agradó, es el "punta a punta" del temario. Hola Mundo, diseño, explicación de la arquitectura y su relación con el scaffolding, conexiones, seguridad, testing.

Very useful topics were covered. And it’s good that it was provided source codes, in other case it could be difficult follow near to the end chapters. Thanks for the effort spent creating this course.

This course was really good for a Go n00b. Some things to watch for: - Gorilla mux is now unmaintained. The concepts around routing are still valid, but maybe look at other libraries as you code along - Interfaces are done in the traditional OOP way IMO, and thus prevent you from learning one of the cooler parts of Go. This is easy to tweak in your own code as you follow along, however: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/CodeReviewComments#interfaces

Great explanations, concise definitions. Examples that clarify basis of micro services. It talks about the most important and need toolkit for complete awesome developments.

The course is very good. It is precise and delivers what is expected. Quick answers to the questions in Q&A would be amazing to have. If anyone is new to the architectural patterns, I would suggest you to do some readings along with the course. It really helps you to understand the course content better.

Great course, I learned a lot. Ashish is very knowledgeable and explains things well. This feels like sitting with a senior developer for a couple of days. Very happy that he teaches these more advanced topics and not starting from what is a for loop or what is a string.

Very good course that explained about how to design go REST application, it teaches you on the good practices that you should follow, and also cover advance topics. But i feel section 4 security can be part of advance topics also, since most likely user will not be building an custom auth server by themselves and instead use solution like keycloak, etc

This is a surprisingly good and thorough course for a Go beginner that wants to write micro-services with a clean architecture. It looks like the instructor teaches best practices (as far as I can see from my limited experience) and he shows you an advanced setup with two services (one is authorization and authentication with JWT). I especially liked the exercises. They are challenging, but not beyond the scope of a beginner. The instructor also gives thoughtful responses on the Q/A section. All in all, I didn't expect much before going into the course, but I was pleasantly surprised.

This is a very good course for golang beginners, and maybe for intermediate levels as well; it teaches you with a sample bank application using hexagonal architecture; also provides implemenatation of rbac for the apis developed; the instructor is responsive as well. Recommended.

i've learned lot of things in this course, had some knowledge in golang but didn't know those useful packages that has been utilized and the hexagonal architecture, very good course