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The course covers SQLite with Go, focusing on establishing database connections, executing SQL statements, performing CRUD operations, retrieving data, and securely parameterizing queries using Go's database/sql and SQLite drivers.
Unlock the power of Go (Golang) for modern web development. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your backend expertise, this course equips you with the skills to build fast, efficient, and scalable web applications. Learn to harness Go's performance, concurrency model, and simplicity to develop secure APIs, handle routing and middleware, connect to databases like SQLite, and deploy real-world web services. By the end, you'll have the confidence to create production-ready web apps with clean, maintainable code — a must-have skill in today's tech landscape.
1. What is Go, and why is it a good choice for web development?
2. How does Go handle concurrency, and why is it beneficial in web development?
3. What is the purpose of Go's `net/http` package in web development?
4. What is a Go interface, and how is it used in web development?
5. How does Go's garbage collection work, and how does it impact web development?
6. What are the main advantages of using Go for web APIs?
7. How do you handle routing in Go web applications?
8. What is the purpose of Go's `defer` statement, and how is it useful in web development?
9. What are Go’s advantages when it comes to building microservices?
10. How do you handle error handling in Go web applications?
11. What is Go's `context` package, and how is it used in web development?
12. Can you explain how to implement middleware in Go?
13. How would you handle database integration in Go web applications?
14. What are Go’s best practices for structuring web applications?
15. How would you handle authentication and authorization in a Go web application?
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