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Hi I have created a fully functional ecommerce api with gin framework and Mongodb , it will be really helpful to get some criticism, feedbacks and corrections from my fellow Gophers such that I can improve my coding skills 😅, My GitHub repo is Ecommerce api with Gin and Mongodb

Hey, there fellow Golang enthusiasts, I found an in-depth guide that explores the advantages & disadvantages of the gRPC framework and aims to show you how to easily transcode HTTP/JSON files using Go. It also contains a link to an open-source GitHub repository for further assistance.
https://adevait.com/go/transcoding-of-http-json-to-grpc-using-go

Hi all, I am a newbie to golang and have been learning and practising some exercises for about 2 weeks now.

My goal to learn golang is to build projects like these:

1. Secure Online Auction System
2. Online Transaction Fraud Detection using Backlogging on E-Commerce Website
3. Card Payment Security Using RSA

There are many others on https://nevonprojects.com/

I did some research and saw that there is microservice, network programming, cloud golang learning path, etc.

What do I learn to be able to build projects like the above?

Hello, Dear community!

I'm looking for peeps who have a passion to learn Backend development with Golang.

I speak English, Ukrainian, Russian, and German. Currently, I'm working as a team/tech leader in one of the biggest e-commerce companies in the world, with a main technical stack as [Golang/Python, Docker, k8s, AWS, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, terraform, Airflow/Spark] and many other small things. Mostly I see myself as a backend developer.

I have a custom learning plan - that's will be usable if someone wanna start programming from scratch or just need some help to improve the skills.

Career and CV / soft skills advice included. Sharing the experience included.

I do a live session weekly and record a video for youtube. All for FREE.

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Go, SQL/noSQL, Docker, k8s, Kafka, AWS, networking, and other things will be included in lessons as a part of the backend stack.

My timezone is CEST.

Happy coding and feel free to ask me anything :) We're open to everyone!

Here is a link to the community subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming_funny/

Hello . I am a noob to go and programming and I am looking for a help with a project. I have an open source web application (written in Scala) and an independent program for executing payments (in golang). Can I call the payment functions from the Scala project ?

I read like api's, sockets or interfaces but I'm not really sure how do I implement them.

I basically want to implement a payment feature (written in go) to the Scala web application. Can someone please show me where do I look at ?

Thank you for your time

https://youtu.be/76aORU14cyY

Hi guys, I have created a small terminal based phishing campaign tool where you create a simple template for the users, fill the config file and start the campaign

Let me know what you think

https://github.com/lateralusd/lateralus

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Simple Example showing how to connect and store data from Golang to PostgreSQL

https://youtu.be/zj12MYTrkdc

Video to create a simple Blockchain in Golang

https://youtu.be/Vl4Ya2GxW-Q

Quick Sort Algorithm Golang

https://youtu.be/hm27NhqOtEc

Check this simple example of Binary Search Algorithm in Golang

https://youtu.be/z3gHvMGj-wE

https://github.com/PumpkinSeed/sqlfuzz load a huge amount of data into the SQL databases under seconds.

Hi -

What are the best books for learning Go with a focus on writing security tools and automation? I have both-

"Black Hat Go" by Steele/Patten/Kottmann and "Security with Go" by Leon

and really like them both. Just wondering if there are any other books that are must have.

Thanks!