What Golang Projects Should I Build to Get a Job?
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- Do you want a job? Build something!
If you are a beginner looking for a job in programming, then this video will be very useful in showing you some of the things to avoid and what type of projects that you should consider building if you haven't already. Building a portfolio of projects is the best way to learn and can make all the difference in getting a job or not, but what project is worth working on?
In this video, I'll be exploring the 5 types of projects you should consider building and why they're good projects to work on. Why I believe these projects will make you stand out from the crowd and improve your chances of getting hired. Enjoy!
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:18 Project Type 1
3:34 Project Type 2
6:05 Project Type 3
6:57 Project Type 4
8:22 Project Type 5
9:07 Conclusion
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0:00 Intro
1:18 1. RESTful APIs
3:34 2. Microservices
6:05 3. Build and Deployment
6:57 More Beginner-Friendly Projects
7:07 4. CLI Applications
8:22 5. Frontend Applications
9:07 Conclusion
Loving it !!
I'm an employer. This is good advice.
was this advice good for backend developers in particular?
@@adamrhea2339 Both. Speaking from our perspective, microservices (backend) and *web* front-end skills are good choices.
@@angstrom1058 an API using node/python/ruby/golang or whatever and a modern JS framework powered frontend, standard full stack for a while, I mean that's hardly an "advice", just pretty generic and none of both have really ever been considered bad choices.
@@heroe1486 "none of both have really ever been considered bad choices"... sorting through the double negatives, I'm glad you also agree it's good choice, regardless of how long or how common.
I'm a TS backend developer but this is really helpful for even person like me.
Good video however I would like to have sections so I could find easily each project
Another cool beginner project could be building a social media bot, e.g for Telegram.
Added Suggestion -> Api Using GraphQL
That's a pristine Asian accent :D Good video, thanks
well, I built a custom cms for an e-commerce business and when I showed it to the hiring managers... well they weren't impressed 😂, in fact they asked me why didn't I use a solution like wordpress or woo 🤦
The problem of selling to a non-technical crowd lol
Hiring managers tend to ask questions such as "how many years of experience do you have with dockers such as kubernetes?". They're laymen.
How about GraphQL API with GO for portfolio? what do you think about that? :) I'm JavaScript developer learning GO and already know GraphQL
What are the golang terminal gui libraries?
+1 tips
This is a very nice language, easy to read and learn. But in making a VR game in Unity atm. Wishing I could use it instead of C#
If you're solving a problem that is easier to solve with Go, you can make an external call from C# to execute a Go function.
@@danialjumagaliyev what I'm interested in is emergant gameplay. Where my zombies adapt and learn fron player actjons
in past games. After each game the player actions would be analysed. The AI group mechanics would then change its behavior. Unity has ML agents I could train, but this might also be an interesting Go project.
@@sqwert654 today I tried to run a go function in Unity C#, it worked :)
@@danialjumagaliyev nice, will look do some research
OOP is very important for the game industry no?
You should develop a job site only for hire golang devs and give $10 credit to all the companies to post golang developer openings , And allow only you to send the resume, Then if lucky you wilk get the job
About Go language, do you have any optimization books? I only know 2, always use pointers so the container doesn't explode RAM memory and in the signature, declare the return variable
Why is declaring the return variables in the signature an optimization?
@@meyegui In tests it is up to 16 times faster
@@arozendojr thanks for the insight, I’ll have to investigate as to why that is, though, I’m curious
Hi, do u have the ñames to the 2 golang optimisation Books? Thanks
from which country are sir?
first!
:)
Well I'll go second then
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