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Creating Well-tested Applications in Go

This course provides a tour of Go's testing framework, giving a deep and thorough review of each area.

Intermediate
3h 48m
(46)

Created by Mike VanSickle

Last Updated Jun 01, 2020

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Creating Well-tested Applications in Go

This course provides a tour of Go's testing framework, giving a deep and thorough review of each area.

Intermediate
3h 48m
(46)

Created by Mike VanSickle

Last Updated Jun 01, 2020

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Go is built from the ground up to be simple and easy to use. This extends to its testing framework. Rather than learning a whole new set of programming constructs, writing tests in Go is just like writing any other code. It is, however, a complete framework with various conventions and tools available to make writing tests easier. This course is designed to introduce you to testing in Go. For the casual developer, module one gives a nice overview of the major concepts without bogging you down in the details. More advanced users can then move on to the other modules where I will walk you through an in-depth, step-by-step investigation of Go’s testing capabilities and leave you ready to write well-tested applications into your production environment.

Creating Well-tested Applications in Go
Intermediate
3h 48m
(46)
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Mike VanSickle - Pluralsight course - Creating Well-tested Applications in Go
Mike VanSickle
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Michael VanSickle is an application architect in Akron, Ohio. He is a mechanical engineer by training and a software engineer by choice. He is passionate about learning new programming languages and user experience design.

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