Introduction to Web Programming with Go is a beginner-friendly course designed to teach the fundamentals of building web applications using the Go programming language. The course starts with an overview of Go’s web capabilities, explaining how to serve files, handle HTTP requests, and manage directories effectively.
Students learn how to work with templates in Go, including creating dynamic web pages, concatenating strings, and saving output to files. The course emphasizes practical exercises, such as building a Twitter preview application, implementing template challenges, and reading Go documentation to understand best practices.
Additionally, learners are introduced to GitHub and version control, learning how to manage Go projects collaboratively and maintain a structured workflow. Core topics such as os.Args, running, building, and installing Go programs are covered to provide a complete development lifecycle.
Throughout the course, students gain hands-on experience by applying Go concepts in small web projects, reinforcing their understanding of templates, file handling, and web server basics. By the end, learners will be able to build simple web applications in Go, work with templates efficiently, and manage projects using GitHub.
This course is ideal for beginners who want to start web development with Go and gain practical, project-based experience.
