I’ve been building production Go web apps for the past 7 years. One gap I kept running into: most Go resources teach syntax well, but stop before things actually look like production.

So I built the course I wish I had.

You build a real app from start to finish: a blog with authentication and an admin portal, PostgreSQL, server-side rendering (Templ), Datastar for interactivity, Docker, and VPS deployment.

13+ hours, 40+ lessons, structured in 3 parts: Core app + architecture, Data layer + auth, Deployment + production concerns

Stack: Go 1.24, Templ, Datastar, Tailwind, PostgreSQL (SQLC), Goose, Docker.

Early bird runs through Feb 28 ($35, normally $100). 30-day refund if it’s not useful.

https://mastergolang.com

Happy to answer questions about the curriculum, stack choices (especially Templ + Datastar vs SPA), or anything else.