Build a Blog Aggregator in Go
Build an RSS-powered Go backend with a database, background work, and a real API shape. Also available in:
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What you'll learn in this Go course
In this guided project you'll practice building a CLI in Go, and you'll use production-ready database tools like PostgreSQL, SQLc, Goose, and psql. This won't just be another CLI utility, but a service that has a long-running service worker that reaches out over the internet to fetch data from remote locations.
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India
horrible
Jude Majekodunmi
United Kingdom
this project will really help solidify your understanding of Go
Andreas O'Rourke
United States
Extremely challenging
Shayn Hornik
United States
The jump in difficulty from one course to the next is just too big
Sergio Dominguez
Mexico
Super fun and easy to follow!
Rastko Andonov
Serbia
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Kent J Siemers
Pleasant Lake, Michigan
Crazy, it's so super hard at the first time I've tried but by the time, it get handed and I feel super exciting when doing this
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Vietnam
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