Working with WebSockets in Go (Golang) (Udemy.com)

I am not sure if professor still does courses but ı would like to see him do more. Honestly if ı was financially able and not banking on company learning. I would even try to ask him teach me privately. Alas ı do not have that means so ı enjoy his courses here

I see a title about creating highly interactive applications using WebSockets and Go. And I hear about a monitoring program that uses Pusher and how to set up some templates that I will never use. Why do I need this? Waste of time.

After taking a few of your courses on the Go programming language I have to say thanks. You make complex and complicated topics approachable and have the industry and academic experience to make it so each course adds to my backend engineering repertoire. I feel taking 4 of your courses partially, has really opened my eyes to what is possible with the Go programming language. This journey to be a Full Stack Developer is only possible because of you, so thank you a ton for teaching with enthusiasm.

problems: 1. I have installed HTML Boilerplate in VS Code, but it does not work 2. for Windows to set templets path in var views = jet.NewSet( jet.NewOSFileSystemLoader("../../html"), jet.InDevelopmentMode(), ) 3. debugger get error 'main.go:9:9: undefined: routes (exit status 1)' line #9 is mux := routes()

Pretty comprehensive course about websockets. There are a lot of details and it took longer than expected to complete the course. Would like to know what approach could we take if another front end framework was involved like React and if the way we bind websockets change.

I have done a few of Trevor's courses and they are all very clear in the teaching and really excellent in terms of content. Cannot recommend him more highly as a teacher. There are so many techniques he gives you that can apply to different scenarios and he is very gracious with his time with regard to responding to help requests. One of the top teachers on Udemy IMHO.

Top web application project for monitoring systems, but also a framework as a starter project for new ideas. Trevor has deep knowledge in Go (and also other languages) and questions are answered in very short time. Very useful invest for me.

First 3 sections were really good going through the basics and covering everything. But then section 4+ started using a project template with a thousand things going on, and I still didn't understand how the project was gonna work. Author got into so much details and low level explanations without explaining high level first. Couldn't keep going..

I was not expecting such a thorough and in depth ( real world) example of a go web app. Trevor did a great job with vigilate. This course is great for those whom are cross skilling from node to go - as is in may case. There is really no need to buy another. Thx Trevor for a job well done.

Good course. Not an easy course. The first project is very good (5 stars). Gives you everything to start with websockets and go. The second project is way too complicated. After hours of coding you come back again to websockets. Take his "Building web applications with Go" first. The second project will then be much easier to follow.