
Go Web Applications, Project by Project
Build a Full-Featured E-Commerce Store with GoBy Imani CalderonLength7h 16m
About this audiobook
Go web application development project-based learning for intermediate coders. Build real backend skills with a routed API and templated site. This hands-on guide takes you from beginner to pro, each project reinforcing Go fundamentals. Start with a simple HTTP server, then add routing, middleware, database integration, and HTML templates. By the end, you'll deploy a complete web app. Unlike The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates (One World Essentials) or The Other Emily, this book focuses purely on practical Go coding. No theory overload—just projects you can run today. Perfect for developers ready to level up their backend expertise.
What you'll build:
A routed API with custom handlers
A templated site with dynamic content
Database-backed CRUD operations
Authentication and sessions
Deployment to production
Imani Calderon brings years of Go teaching experience to this project-by-project approach. Each chapter includes code examples, challenges, and deployment tips. By the end, you'll have a portfolio of working apps. This book stands apart from The Sneetches and Other Stories or You Deserve Each Other—it's pure technical skill building. Start your Go journey today.
This hands-on Other guide is written to be used at the keyboard: every concept is paired with something you can run, adapt, and keep. You move from first principles to real, working results, with the common errors and fixes called out along the way so you are never stuck for long.
Audiobook details
GenreTechnology
Length7 hrs 16 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Preface
3Chapter 1 — Project Kickoff and Go Environment Setup
4Chapter 2 — Go Web Server Fundamentals
5Chapter 3 — Dynamic Templates with html/template
Show all chaptersShow less
6Chapter 4 — User Authentication and Session Management
7Chapter 5 — Building the Product Catalog (pt. 1)
8Chapter 5 — Building the Product Catalog (pt. 2)
9Chapter 5 — Building the Product Catalog (pt. 3)