DevOps School

Go Programming Training in Bangalore

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About Golang with Gin Training in Bangalore

DevOps School offers best Golang with Gin Training in Bangalore with the most experienced professionals. Our instructors are highly experienced with more than 15 years of IT industry. Our team of Golang with Gin trainer offers Golang with Gin in Classroom, Online and Corporate training services. Our training will be handled in the weekday and weekends program, depending on the requirement of the participants.

This course is intended to be an introduction to the Gin framework, not an introduction to web application development. To that end, we’re not going to be starting from scratch with their our own HTML, CSS, and Javascript to build out this web application.

What is Golang and Gin?

Golang Go has become very popular recently due to its ability to combine the performance and type safety of venerable languages such as Java and C++ with the pleasant developer ergonomics and near-instant compile times of scripting languages such as Python and JavaScript. Go has made quite an impact in the world of software development.

Gin Gin is a high-performance HTTP web framework written in Golang (Go). … Gin allows you to build web applications and microservices in Go.

Benefits of Golang:

Golang Is Fast.
Golang Is Easy To Learn.
Golang Is Well-Scaled.
Comprehensive Programming Tools.

How DevOpsSchool.com will help in your Golang with Gin Training in Bangalore?

Golang with Gin Training in Bangalore is provided by DevOpsSchool with experienced industry expert as our faculty. We will provide you the course completion certification of that particular course. The course covers all the key concepts from basic level to advanced level.

Golang with Gin Course Content designed by our Golang Trainers

Introduction – Golang

Starting a Project

Introduction
Installing the Go Tools
Overview of the Go Command
Setting up an Editor
Creating a Project

Working with Primitive Data Types

Introduction
Declaring Variables with Primitive Data Types
Working with Pointers
Creating Constants
Using Iota and Constant Expressions

Working with Collections

Introduction
Creating Arrays
Working with Slices
Using the Map Data Type
Working with Structs
Demo: Adding Variables to the Webservice

Creating Functions and Methods

Introduction
Creating Functions
Adding Parameters to Functions
Returning Data from Functions
Using Methods to Add Behaviors to a Type
Demo: Adding Functions to the Webservice
Demo: Creating Methods
Demo: Implementing Interfaces
Demo: Starting the Webservice

Controlling Program Flow

Introduction
Types of Loops
Creating Loops that Terminate Based on a Condition
Using Conditional Loops with Post Clauses
Creating Infinite Loops
Looping Over Collections
Working with the Panic Function
Creating If Statements
Demo: Adding Loops and Branches to the WebService
Writing Switch Statements
Demo: Adding Switch Statements to the WebService
Demo: Testing the WebService

Intrduction – Gin

Introduction

Routing

Introduction
Static Routes
Demo: Basic Gin Application
Demo: Static Routes
Static File Handlers
Demo: Static File Handlers
Parameterized Routes
Demo: Refactoring Application
Demo: Parameterized Routes
Demo: Basic Authentication

Working with Requests

Introduction
Retrieving Values from URL, Queries, and Forms
Demo: Retrieving Values from Forms
Data Binding with Forms
Demo: Data Binding with Forms
Data Binding with JSON
Demo: Data Binding with JSON
Other Data Binding Methods
Data Validation
Overview of Gin’s Data Validation Library
Demo: Data Validation

Working with Responses

Introduction
String Responses
File Responses
HTML Responses
Demo: Using Gin.H
JSON Responses
Demo: Using the JSON Response
Content Negotiation
Other Response Types

Middleware

Introduction
Middleware Defined
Communication
Prepackaged Middleware
Custom Middleware
Demo: Custom Middleware

Pre-requisites

Experience with scripting (Shell/PERL)
Experience in application design using design patterns
Javascript, SOAP, REST Webservices, or Microservices
Experience using Git
Knowledge of DevOps practices

Who this course is for:

Developers learn Go after they have mastered Python, PHP, C++.
Those have knowledge both languages: Python/Go or PHP/Go.

Why golang is popular?

Golang is particularly well suited for infrastructure development such as network servers, tools and systems for developers as well. Programs written in Golang generally run faster than programs written in other programming languages. Golang helps to develop complex and interesting software.