Name: Learn HTTP Servers in Go [Full Course]
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Rating: 4.8 (592 reviews)
Author: Boot.dev Team

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Learn HTTP Servers in Go

Build the server side of the web: routes, middleware, auth, and APIs in Go.
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Boot.dev Team

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Great foray into working with json, http requests, tokens, authentication.

hard lesson made me struggle in a good way

Super basic things, would be cool to see some complicated SQL queries, different authentication types - like one user can write & read, another only read. More details on how to maintain lots of routes, how to build project structure for that.

A lot of fun and made me excitedly point at the screen more than a couple of times and planted the seeds for a lot of ideas that I wasn't quite sure how to form before.

very very challengeable!

phenomenal course, very in depth. best backend course out there.

A fantastic introduction to back-end development! It's challenging enough to push (pre-)junior devs to grow, and it serves as the perfect practice ground for engineers transitioning to Go from languages like Java.

A great start to HTTP servers that actually did authentication that was not just basic auth but went into jwts.

A relatively difficult course. Would recommend more code-specific explanations rather than redirects to the documentation.

Mediocrity doesn't cut it anymore

The only way to become a great developer is to write a lot of code

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Can I sign up and try Boot.dev for free?

Hasn't AI made learning to code obsolete?

How long will it take to learn enough to be hired?

Should I include Boot.dev projects in my resume and portfolio?

What is Boot.dev? A bootcamp? An online school?

What makes Boot.dev different?

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Learn HTTP Servers in Go

Build the server side of the web: routes, middleware, auth, and APIs in Go. Also available in:

Boot.dev Team

What will you learn?

Chapter List

Join 10,859 students in the Learn HTTP Servers in Go course

Read reviews of their learning experiences

Great foray into working with json, http requests, tokens, authentication.

hard lesson made me struggle in a good way

Super basic things, would be cool to see some complicated SQL queries, different authentication types - like one user can write & read, another only read. More details on how to maintain lots of routes, how to build project structure for that.

A lot of fun and made me excitedly point at the screen more than a couple of times and planted the seeds for a lot of ideas that I wasn't quite sure how to form before.

very very challengeable!

phenomenal course, very in depth. best backend course out there.

A fantastic introduction to back-end development! It's challenging enough to push (pre-)junior devs to grow, and it serves as the perfect practice ground for engineers transitioning to Go from languages like Java.

A great start to HTTP servers that actually did authentication that was not just basic auth but went into jwts.

A relatively difficult course. Would recommend more code-specific explanations rather than redirects to the documentation.

Mediocrity doesn't cut it anymore

The only way to become a great developer is to write a lot of code

Frequently asked Questions

Got questions? We've got answers

Can I sign up and try Boot.dev for free?

Hasn't AI made learning to code obsolete?

How long will it take to learn enough to be hired?

Should I include Boot.dev projects in my resume and portfolio?

What is Boot.dev? A bootcamp? An online school?

What makes Boot.dev different?

Platform

Languages

Subjects

Support

Pricing

Community

Build the server side of the web: routes, middleware, auth, and APIs in Go.
Also available in: