All-in-one Golang course for learning backend engineering with Golang. This comprehensive course is designed for Golang developers seeking proficiency in Golang.
I strongly recommend exploring Mastering Backend as a resource for your personal and/or professional growth.
Agoro, Adegbenga. B . CTO, Crenet
The practical examples and hands-on exercises were particularly beneficial. They not only reinforced the theoretical concepts but also allowed me to apply them in real-world scenarios. The inclusion of best practices and common pitfalls added a practical dimension to the learning process.
Daniel Tinivella . Software Engineer, Globant
The course is an excellent resource for beginners. Your explanations of the basics are clear, making it easy for newcomers to grasp. I particularly enjoyed the task management application; it's a practical example that helps solidify the concepts.
Eshan Shafeeq . Blockchain & Web3 Engineer, Cake Defi
This is a summarized module about Golang syntax and concepts such as variables, data types, functions, control flow in Golang, error handling, etc.
This is a summarized module about Golang's advanced concepts, such as Goroutines, Channels, Buffers, Mutex, Context, Interfaces, Types, and Building CLIs.
This module is focused on Testing Golang codes. You will learn to write Unit, Integration, and end-to-end testing in Golang.
This module introduces you to building scalable and production-ready backend applications with Golang. You will learn frameworks such as Gin, Beego and database ORM such as GORM.
This module will teach you how to implement Logging and Caching in Golang using Zap or Zerolog and Redis and Memcached, respectively.
Learn how to build scalable and performant REST APIs in Golang. Implement proper API design techniques and build production-ready backend systems.
Learn how to use GraphQL with Golang. Build GraphQL servers using Golang. Build complex and scalable GraphQL servers in Golang.
Learn how to containerize Golang applications with Docker. Join Senior Golang engineers dockerizing their Golang projects using Docker.
Learn how to deploy your Golang applications to servers such as AWS, Digital Ocean, Azure, GCP, Heroku, etc.
Build over 10+ projects while learning Golang. Build Your Own Wallet Engine in Go.
Learn the essentials of Golang, such as variables, data types, functions, control flow in Golang, error handling, etc.
Learn Golang Basics
Data Types
Control Statements -> Conditionals, Loops, and Range
Functions
Type Casting
Collections -> Arrays, Maps, Structs
Error Handling
Learn advanced concepts, such as Goroutines, Channels, Buffer, Mutex, Context, Interfaces, Types, Building CLIs, etc.
Go Modules
Goroutines
Channels
Buffer
Mutex
Context
Types, Type Assertions, Switches
Interfaces
Building CLIs
This module will expose you to building scale backend systems with Golang. You will learn Golang frameworks such as Gin, Beego, and Echo and database ORM such as GORM.
Database & ORMs in Golang
Implement Logging in Golang
Implementing Caching in Golang
Building Advanced RESTful APIs
Learn advanced backend engineering concepts in Golang to help you build enterprise and production-ready Golang Backend Systems.
Testing In Golang: This is a summarized module about Testing Golang codes. In Golang, you will learn to write Unit, Integration, and end-to-end testing.
GraphQL with Golang: Learn how to use GraphQL with Golang. Build GraphQL servers using Golang. Build complex and scalable GraphQL servers in Golang.
Containerizing Golang Applications: Learn how to containerize Golang applications with Docker. Join senior Golang engineers dockerizing their Golang projects using Docker.
Deploying Golang Applications: Learn how to deploy your Golang applications to servers such as AWS, Digital Ocean, Azure, GCP, Heroku, etc.
Build Milestone Projects: Build over 10+ projects while learning Golang. Build Your Wallet Engine in Golang.
All-in-one Golang course for learning backend engineering with Golang. This comprehensive course is designed for Golang developers seeking proficiency in Golang.
Note that more modules are coming soon
Solomon Eseme is the founder of Mastering Backend and the author of Architecting Enterprise Vue.
Solomon Eseme is an experienced Software Engineer specializing in backend technologies.
After working across different frontend and backend stacks in a variety of workplaces from start-ups to larger consultancies,
He founded Masteringbackend to train and share resources on building high-performing, scalable and innovative applications following best practices and industry standards
This self-paced course allows you to fit it into your personal and professional schedule. We suggest allocating at least 5 hours per week to complete it in approximately 12 weeks. However, the duration may vary due to the comprehensive nature of the course, which includes over 200 video lessons, practical activities, and a capstone project.
You should enroll in the course to expand your skills and become a more competitive engineer. By becoming a Certified Golang Backend Engineer, you’ll be well-equipped to lead engineeing projects and significantly contribute to your organization’s success. This certification will not only bolster your skill set but also expand your career opportunities in backend engineeing.
No prerequisites are required to enroll in the Golang Backend Engineering course. However, because the course covers advanced topics, we recommend that students have a background in software engineering or computer science.
We are dedicated to providing a high-quality learning experience. If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with the course, please reach out to us but we do not offer refund since you already have access to the course. Your feedback is invaluable as it helps us improve our offerings and better meet the needs of our learners.
Absolutely, YES! You can access the course forever, including any future updates, with no extra payment.
After successfully completing the course, you’ll receive a digital certification. You can showcase your certificate virtually or print it. We encourage you to display it on your LinkedIn profile, other social media platforms, and personal or professional website to highlight your newly acquired expertise to potential employers and peers.
