| Summary: | Open source Go, the concurrent garbage-collected programming language that scales big and fast, is the emerging language of the Cloud. Russ Cox, technical co-leader of the Go Project at Google, described Go at a Boston area Google Developers Group meeting this way, "Go is a fast, fun, and productive language for writing programs." In this third in a series video about how to program with Go, Mark Bates, Go expert extraordinaire, ladles a big helping of the special Go sauce that makes this language so tasty. There is a lot to consume in this serving-22 segments-so settle in for a big meal. Build and test a basic web app in Go Handle and test multi-part file uploads Bundle, access and serve static assets like templates and JavaScript Build a router with TDD, then test Pat and Mux, the popular 3rd party routers Create a middleware stack for HTTP, use it to understand how Go manages variable context Render JSON, XML and more with Package Work with EventSource, Goth, Gopher JS, the Revel web framework, HttpRouter, Echo, and go.rice Get more on the ins and outs of JSON encoding/decoding Produce a scalable echo server using Gorilla Web Toolkit's WebSocket Configure Go to serve content over HTTP and HTTPS; Build a proxy server to a back-end Rails app
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