Introduction to Go (6)

This section provides a foundational understanding of the Go programming language, including:

1. Purpose and Design of the Go Programming Language
2. Language and Run-time Library
3. Programs and Packages
4. The Go Development Environment
5. Workspaces
6. Dependency Management

Go Basics (14)

This section covers fundamental aspects of Go programming, including:

1. Structure of a Go Program
2. Package
3. Functions and the main() Function
4. Importing and Using Packages
5. Variables
6. Scalar Data Types
7. Vector Data Types
8. Pointers
9. Control Structures
10. Functions
11. Parameters
12. Return Values
13. Closures
14. Errors and Error Handling

Intermediate Go (18)

This section dives deeper into intermediate-level concepts in Go, including:

1. Complex Types
2. Structs
3. Members
4. Anonymous Members
5. Pointers to Structs
6. Arrays and Maps of Structs
7. Interfaces
8. Defining Interfaces
9. Implicitness of Interfaces
10. Encapsulation
11. Packages as Namespaces
12. Variable Scope
13. Structs as Namespaces
14. Methods
15. Polymorphism
16. Control Flow
17. Panic and Recover
18. Defer

Some Core Go Packages and Tools (5)

This section focuses on essential Go packages and tools commonly used in development:

1. Formatting and Templates
2. Unit Testing
3. File I/O
4. Database Connectivity
5. Web Development

Advanced Go (10)

This section delves into advanced topics and best practices in Go programming, including:

1. Concurrency
2. Understanding the Go Model of Concurrency
3. Go routines
4. Channels and Coordination
5. Creating Go Packages
6. Robustness and Error Management
7. Encapsulation vs. Exposure
8. Documentation
9. Publishing
10. Interfacing Go with Other Languages