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Build Real Go Microservices — No CS Degree Required

Learn how to build scalable web apps with Go, even if you're self-taught or starting out. This course is beginner-friendly and project-based.

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Self-Taught? You Know These Struggles

Tutorials that teach syntax but never show real architecture

Imposter syndrome when looking at production codebases

No mentor to tell you if you're doing it right

Hard to prove your skills without formal credentials

Why Go is Perfect for Self-Taught Developers

Go was designed for simplicity. No complex inheritance, no magic frameworks — just clear, readable code that does what it says.

Simple syntax, fast learning curve

Go has only 25 keywords. You can read anyone's Go code and understand it immediately.

One way to do things

Unlike languages with 10 ways to solve every problem, Go has conventions. Less confusion, more building.

Built-in tooling

Formatting, testing, and building are built into the language. No config rabbit holes.

High demand, great salaries

Companies hiring Go developers care about skills, not degrees. Your projects speak louder than credentials.

Overwhelmed by all the confusing theory?

You’ve read all the blog posts and tried the theory-heavy books... but you still don’t know where to start.

This course skips the jargon and helps you build something real.

Traditional Content 👎🏻

  • • Heavy on theory, light on implementation
  • • DDD, CQRS, Service Mesh... before you even write a handler
  • • Abstract patterns with no working code
  • • Weeks before you can build anything.
  • • More confusing than helpful.

Practical Video Course👍🏻

  • • Learn by building
  • • Step-by-step video course
  • • Real-world microservice system
  • • 100% practical

Walk away with real skills

Write Go like it's meant for production.
Learn clean structure, useful logs, proper transport, and the kind of organization real teams use.

JWT Auth

Secure endpoints with tokens

Implement login, token generation, and auth middleware.

HTTP + gRPC

Public APIs & inter-service comms

Expose REST to clients and gRPC between internal services.

Event Driven Architecture

Use Nats.IO for async communication

Use publish/subscribe to decouple services cleanly.

DDD-Style Code

Feature-first project structure

Write services that scale and are easy to reason about.

Structured Logging

Understand what’s going on

Use Logrus to log with structure and context.

Dockerized Setup

One command to spin it all up

Run all services with Docker Compose, just like in prod.

I had a technical interview yesterday. They asked about my microservices experience, so I basically walked them through the exact project from the course. Felt amazing.

Andrew

Build a full Microservice Architecture.
From Scratch

Full project in just 6 steps.

Step 1
⚒️

Service Boilerplate

Learn how to build a service boilerplate. A base that we'll use as a starting point for all our services.

Step 2
🔒

Auth & User Management

Our first service. A service that will handle all our authentication and user management.

Step 3
🎉

Event Service

Learn how to build an event service that can be used to build any event-based microservice.

Step 4
💸

Payment Service

A gRPC first payment processing service. A simple mock of a payment gateway.

Step 5
📝

Booking Service

Let users book event tickers. Covers service interconnections and async communication.

Step 6
🚀

Your First Real System

All the services are done. Let's deploy them with Docker Compose and see the final product.

All that in under 20 hours

Explore the chapters and what you'll build along the way.

1. Introduction

  • 1.1 Introduction2:19 min
  • 1.2 Tech Stack Overview1:34 min
  • 1.3 Installing Docker1:47 min
  • 1.4 Installing Go1:30 min
  • 1.5 Installing Protobuf2:27 min

2. Creating the boilerplate

  • 2.1 Project Structure1:14 min
  • 2.2 Boilerplate Setup9:46 min
  • 2.3 Setting up Docker Compose4:03 min
  • 2.4 Config11:29 min
  • 2.5 Dependencies16:16 min
  • 2.6 HTTP Service11:08 min
  • 2.7 Health Module7:41 min
  • 2.8 Creating JWT Utils10:54 min
  • 2.9 Creating Error Utils4:22 min
  • 2.10 How To Import Utils2:29 min
  • 2.11 Create Service Script10:38 min

3. Building Users Service

  • 3.1 User Service Overview5:00 min
  • 3.2 Create User Service & OpenAPI Spec7:02 min
  • 3.3 DB User Model7:48 min
  • 3.4 User Repository12:17 min
  • 3.5 Auth Module Setup4:16 min
  • 3.6 Register User34:28 min
  • 3.7 User Login14:27 min
  • 3.8 Get User Profile12:51 min
  • 3.9 Update User Profile15:38 min

4. Building the Event Service

  • 4.1 Event Service Overview1:30 mn
  • 4.2 Create Event Service & OpenAPI Spec9:41 min
  • 4.3 Create DB Models & Repository15:06 min
  • 4.4 Create Event Use Case41:26 min
  • 4.5 Get Event & Events Use Cases25:14 min
  • 4.6 Update Event Use Case28:15 min
  • 4.7 Delete Event Use Case12:59 min
  • 4.8 GRPC Contract Definition7:27 min
  • 4.9 GRPC Server Setup10:17 min
  • 4.10 Check Event Availability Use Case9:53 min
  • 4.11 Get Event & Events GRPC Handlers11:27 min
  • 4.12 Create GRPC Checker Util4:10 min

5. Building the Payment Service

  • 5.1 Payment Service Overview6:39 min
  • 5.2 DB Models & Repo14:59 min
  • 5.3 Setup GRPC Server9:31 min
  • 5.4 Create Payment Use Case17:16 min
  • 5.5 Get Payment Use Case7:30 min
  • 5.6 Refund Payment Use Case10:26 min
  • 5.7 Check the GRPC Endpoints5:56 min

6. Building the Booking Service

  • 6.1 Booking Service Overview1:29 mn
  • 6.2 Booking Payment Service & OpenAPI Spec11:34 min
  • 6.3 Create DB Models & Repository21:01 min
  • 6.4 Book Event Use Case Part 156:23 min
  • 6.5 Book Event Use Case Part 23:56 min
  • 6.6 Get Booking & Bookings Use Cases22:37 min
  • 6.7 Purchase Booking Use Case29:26 min
  • 6.8 Cancel Booking Use Case19:33 min
  • 6.9 Create Event Listener Util9:05 min
  • 6.10 Handle Payment Service Events18:59 min
  • 6.11 Handle Event Created Event12:33 min
  • 6.12 Handle Event Deleted Event17:50 min
  • 6.13 Handle Event Updated Event16:16 min

7. Event Service Updated

  • 7.1 Booking Events & Events Hanlder Added17:03 min

8. Deployment and ScalingBonus

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    The codebase feels like something you'd actually see in at real companies. I was suprised, other courses never show that!

    Tony

    What You'll Walk Away With

    A complete microservices project that proves you can build real systems

    Production patterns used at companies like Uber, Twitch, and Cloudflare

    Confidence to explain your architecture choices in interviews

    Code you can show employers — not just certificates

    Is this for you?

    • 👉You learned to code on your own (YouTube, docs, courses)
    • 👉You've built small projects but want to create something production-worthy
    • 👉You want to prove your skills without relying on a degree
    • 👉You're ready to stop tutorial-hopping and build something real

    This course may not be for you if:

    • You're looking for a theoretical computer science course
    • You already have professional microservices experience
    • You want someone to write the code for you

    The Course + 1-on-1 call with Damian was 🔥. He gave me feedback on my project, helped me prep for interviews, and explained stuff I was stuck on.
    100 recommended

    Guillem

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    Having an microservice project in your resume is a game changer. It made me stand out from the crowd.

    Ivan

    Meet the author

    You're not learning from a random YouTuber or theory-heavy professor. You're learning from someone who's built real software, led teams, and deployed Go microservices to production.

    Instructor

    Hey it's Damian 👋

    I'm a former tech lead and self-taught engineer with 10+ years of experience.

    I’ve worked at fintech companies like Sygnum Bank, BBVA, and led product teams at startups.

    After launching and scaling real backend services in production, I created this course to teach you how to create microservices based apps in a simple way.

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