Happy New Year 2026 ! 🎊 😀😀
Welcome to the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Hourse.
Today is the first day of the new year, and i just finished the course
"Programming with Google Go" from the University of California, Irvine on Coursera. 🥰
I started this course in the fourth quarter of 2025 for improve my base fundamental skill more stronger, and today I completed it. I learned many things about the fundamentals of Go Programming.
This Course is not really for complete beginners. It is good for people who already know some programming. If you are comfortable with another programming language, it is easier to start learning this program but not you will need research much more because some topic might be have various technical terms especially for "Concurrency in Go" Course.
This specialization has three courses are
Getting Started with Go
This course teaches the basic Go syntax and how to write simple programs. The goal is to help you understand the fundamental parts of the Go language.Functions, Methods, and Interface in Go
This course continues from the first one. It explains how functions, methods, and Interfaces work in Go.Concurrency in Go
In the third course, I learned about concurrency in Go. I also learn a little about operating systems, system programming, Algorithms and Computer Architecture to understand why concurrency is important.
In my opinion, if you are new to Golang, you should first take the course "Getting Started with Go." This course helps you lean the basic Go syntax and simple programming.
But if you are already a software developer and you code often, you can first ask an AI some questions to learn the basic syntax. After that, you can start the second course, "Functions, Methods, and Interfaces in Go." to lean more advanced Go concepts.
The third course is more advanced. It is good for people who want to build the systems that are more complex than normal CRUD programs. This course teaches concurrency, technical concepts, and basic software architecture in Go. You will learn how concurrency works and how to write Go code for async tasks.

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