Object-based programming with Go - software competence in four weeks

The Go programming language - also known as Golang - is now one of the preferred technologies for the development of microservices and cloud-based applications. The demand for qualified Go developers is growing steadily - especially in technology-driven companies that rely on high-performance, scalable and easy-to-maintain solutions. The new course Objektbasierte Programmierung mit Go from alfatraining offers a compact and practice-oriented introduction to this forward-looking technology.

In four weeks, participants of alfatraining learn the object-based programming approach with Go - from the basics to advanced concepts. The introduction covers the installation of the development environment, basic syntax, data types and control structures. This is followed by central content such as functions, error handling and object-based structuring using structures, interfaces and modularization.

A particular focus of the course is on skills that are increasingly in demand in modern IT fields of work: parallel execution through concurrency (goroutines, channels), network and file system programming as well as professional debugging and logging. The curriculum is supplemented by the practical use of artificial intelligence in the development process - for example for automation, analysis or increasing efficiency in everyday coding. The course uses the powerful GoLand development environment for efficient testing, refactoring and analysis functions.

Upon successful completion, participants receive the Zertifikat Objektbasierte Programmierung mit Go, which documents the skills they have acquired in detail and significantly improves their career opportunities on the job market. The training takes place full-time and is fully eligible for financial support via a Bildungsgutschein der Agentur für Arbeit oder des Jobcenters.

With a high level of practical relevance and the teaching of modern key skills, the course offers optimal conditions for all those who want to get started in software development with Go or specifically expand their technological profile.