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Phase 4 Golang Advanced Applications

Phase 3 of Golang Low-Level Learning focuses on building robust applications using Go, covering advanced project architecture, API development, middleware, testing best practices, and deployment strategies. Key topics include RESTful and gRPC APIs, task scheduling, caching, CI/CD, security, and real-world project examples. Resources for further learning are also provided, including practical lessons and advanced programming materials.

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Phase 4 Golang Advanced Applications

Phase 3 of Golang Low-Level Learning focuses on building robust applications using Go, covering advanced project architecture, API development, middleware, testing best practices, and deployment strategies. Key topics include RESTful and gRPC APIs, task scheduling, caching, CI/CD, security, and real-world project examples. Resources for further learning are also provided, including practical lessons and advanced programming materials.

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Phase 3: Golang Low-Level Learning

1. Introduction

Objective: Apply Go to build robust, scalable, and production-grade applications.

Focus Areas: Architecture, frameworks, CI/CD, advanced testing, and deployment.

2. Advanced Project Architecture

- Clean Architecture (Layers: Domain, Use Case, Interface, Infrastructure)

- Monorepo vs Polyrepo structure

- Modular design and packages

- Dependency Injection techniques

3. Building RESTful & gRPC APIs

- REST API with `net/http`, `mux`, or `gin`

- gRPC with `protobuf` and `google.golang.org/grpc`

- API versioning and request validation

- Error handling and logging

4. Middleware and Observability

- Custom Middleware in Go

- Logging (Zap, Logrus)

- Metrics (Prometheus + Grafana)

- Tracing (OpenTelemetry)

5. Testing Best Practices

- Unit Testing with `testing` package


Phase 3: Golang Low-Level Learning

- Table-driven tests

- Mocking with `gomock`, `testify`

- Integration and end-to-end testing

- Code coverage and test reports

6. Task Scheduling and Job Queues

- Background workers with Goroutines

- Queues using Redis + Go (e.g., Asynq)

- Cron jobs using `robfig/cron`

7. Caching and Rate Limiting

- In-memory caching (`sync.Map`, `bigcache`)

- Redis-based caching

- Token Bucket & Leaky Bucket rate limiting

8. CI/CD and Deployment

- Dockerizing Go applications

- Using GitHub Actions for testing and build

- Deployment on:

Linux servers

Kubernetes (K8s)

Serverless (e.g., AWS Lambda via Go)

9. Security and Authentication


Phase 3: Golang Low-Level Learning

- JWT and OAuth2

- Securing HTTP endpoints

- Secure file and secret handling

- Input sanitization

10. Real-World Projects

- E-commerce REST API backend

- gRPC Microservices for a messaging system

- CLI tool with `cobra`

- Telegram or Slack bot using `go-telegram-bot-api`

11. Resources

- Practical Go Lessons (https://www.practical-go-lessons.com/)

- Go Patterns (https://github.com/tmrts/go-patterns)

- Advanced Go Programming by Sergey Matveev

- Official Go Wiki and Proposal Discussions

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