We just launched Interview Prep - Golang, a quick course for those looking to brush up on some Go quirks before walking into an interview. The course is a hands-on tutorial where you complete algorithms and data structures exercises, as well as answer common multiple-choice questions about the Go language.
This interview preparation review stands out because it gives a solid recap (over 30 exercises) of the language, and it’s free on signup!
What’s Included? 🔗
The course has two modules and covers many topics, some of which are:
- Interfaces and structs
- Error handling and testing
- Syntactic sugar
- Workspace and toolchain features
- Stacks and queues
- Channels
- Mutexes and concurrency
- Binary trees
Come to the dark side
Regards and sorry for the interruption, Lane here! I built Boot.dev to give you a place to learn back-end development the...hard way? I mean easy? Maybe the "heasy" way? I don't know.
It's hard because you will have to write code... like a metric ton of code. It's easy because my courses have a built-in game that's pretty darn fun. Give it a try.
Why Go? 🔗
Go is soaring in popularity among DevOps, backend, and security engineers. If you aren’t familiar with Go yet, take a look at our Learn Go course! All code is written and scored in the browser, so no need to worry about spinning up a local development environment and copying/pasting answers.
