Recap: Working with TCP/IP and WebSocket

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This chapter was all about the net package, TCP/IP, TCP, UDP, UNIX sockets, and WebSocket, which implement pretty low-level connections. TCP/IP is what governs the internet. Additionally, WebSocket is handy when we must transfer lots of data. Lastly, UNIX domain sockets are preferred when the data exchange between the server and its various clients takes place on the same machine. Go can help us create all kinds of concurrent servers and clients. We are now ready to begin developing and deploying our own services!

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Course Introduction

Introduction to Go

Basic Go Data Types

Composite Data Types

Reflection and Interfaces

Go Packages and Functions

Telling a UNIX System What to Do

Go Concurrency

Building Web Services

Working with TCP/IP and WebSocket

Working with REST APIs

Code Testing and Profiling

Working with gRPC

Go Generics

Conclusion

Appendix A—Go Garbage Collector

Recap: Working with TCP/IP and WebSocket

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Quiz on TCP/IP and WebSocket