go_learn

Welcome to go_learn, a repository documenting my journey into the Go programming language! This repo is a collection of my learning materials, examples, and projects as I explore Go through A Tour of Go and Go by Example.

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📚 Learning Sources

• A Tour of Go: A guided introduction to Go's syntax and features.
• Go by Example: Practical examples showcasing key Go concepts and idioms.
• GO Concurrency: For indepth go concurrency notes (by AI)

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🛠️ Repository Structure

Here's how the repository is organized:

1. Basics

This folder includes exercises and examples from A Tour of Go and basic concepts like:

• Variables, constants, and types
• Functions, methods, and interfaces
• Control structures (loops, conditionals, etc.)
• Goroutines and channels (Concurrency)

2. Go by Example -> Abandoned for now

This folder contains examples inspired by Go by Example, including:

• File handling
• HTTP servers
• JSON encoding/decoding
• Advanced Go idioms

3. Projects -> done!

Hands-on projects where I apply my Go knowledge. Some ideas include:

• A simple web Crawler: last project from a tour of go(done)
• ** TCP Servers**: See goMore folder for TCP Servers(done)
• File Processor: A tool to process and summarize large files.
• Concurrency Playground: Projects demonstrating Go's concurrency model.(done)
• more in mind

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4. Full redis walkthrough -> Done

• THis includes all the redis DS and their Operations

🚀 Goals

• Build a solid foundation in Go programming.
• Understand and apply Go's idiomatic practices.
• Develop real-world projects to reinforce learning.
• Explore Go's concurrency model and performance benefits.

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📦 How to Use

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/57ajay/go_learn.git
   cd go_learn