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• 1.GO Environment Configuration
  • 1.1. Go Installation
  • 1.2. Gopath and working space
  • 1.3. GO shell command
  • 1.4. Go Development tools
  • 1.5. Summary
• 2.GO Language Basics
  • 2.1. Hello, GO
  • 2.2. Go Basics
  • 2.3. Processes and functions
  • 2.4. struct
  • 2.5. Object-oriented
  • 2.6. Interface
  • 2.7. Concurrency
  • 2.8. Summary
• 3.WEB Foundation
  • 3.1 How the Web works
  • 3.2 Go to build a simple Web service
  • How 3.3 go makes the web work
  • HTTP packet execution principle for 3.4 go
  • 3.5 Summary
• 4. Forms
  • 4.1 Processing the input of the form
  • 4.2 Verifying the input of a form
  • 4.3 Preventing cross-site scripting
  • 4.4 Preventing multiple submission of forms
  • 4.5 Handling file Uploads
• 5. Accessing the database
  • 5.1 Database/sql Interface
  • 5.2 Using the MySQL database
  • 5.3 Using the SQLite database
  • 5.4 ORM Development using the Beedb library
  • 5.5 NoSQL Database Operations
• 6.session and data storage
  • 6.1 Session and Cookies
  • 6.2 Go how to use session
  • 6.3 Prevention of Session hijacking
  • 6.4 Session Store
• 7.Web Service
  • 7.1 WebSockets
  • 7.2 REST
  • 7.3 RPC
• 8.XML and JSON processing
  • 8.1 XML processing
  • 8.2 JSON processing
• 9. Security and encryption
  • 9.1 Prevention Session
  • 9.2 Avoiding SQL Injection
  • 9.3 Avoiding cross-site scripting
  • 9.4 Ensuring input filtering
  • 9.5 Storing passwords
  • 9.6 Encrypting and decrypting data
• 10. Internationalization and Localization
  • 10.1 Setting the default region
  • 10.2 Localization Resources
  • 10.3 International Sites
• 11. Error handling, troubleshooting and testing
  • 11.1 Error Handling
  • 11.2 Debugging with GDB
  • 11.3 Go how to write test cases
• 12. Deployment and Maintenance
  • 12.1 Application Log
  • 12.2 Site Error Handling
  • 12.3 Application Deployment
  • 12.4 Backup and Recovery
• 13. Build a blog system
  • 13.1 Creating a database table
  • 13.2 Building Object Classes
  • 13.3 Creating a Controller Management blog post
  • 13.4 Creating and editing blog posts
  • 13.5 Previewing blog Posts
  • 13.6 Update Status of blog posts
  • 13.7 Summary
• 14. Extended Blog Management system
  • 14.1 Listing posts on the Blog Management System index page
  • 14.2 Add AJAX features to your blog's monthly overview
  • 14.3 Integrated WYSIWYG Editor
  • 14.4 Summary