Golang Interview Handbook for Backend Engineers : Real Questions, Answers, and Code Examples for Beginners to Advanced Developers by Sarful Hassan
English | June 23, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0FFBRCVS7 | 559 pages | EPUB | 1.39 Mb
English | June 23, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0FFBRCVS7 | 559 pages | EPUB | 1.39 Mb
Golang Interview Handbook for Backend Engineers
Real Questions, Answers, and Code Examples for Beginners to Advanced Developers
Are you preparing for a backend developer role that requires strong Go (Golang) skills? Whether you're just starting your tech career or aiming for a senior backend engineering position, this all-in-one interview guide is tailored to help you succeed in Golang technical interviews.
Written by experienced developer and educator Sarful Hassan, this book is your ultimate resource to master both non-technical and technical interview questions. With 180+ curated questions and real-world code examples, this handbook covers everything from behavioral and soft skill assessments to in-depth Go programming, system design, cloud-native development, and microservices.
What You'll Learn:
- How to answer HR, teamwork, leadership, productivity, and career development questions
- Go syntax, data types, structs, interfaces, concurrency, goroutines, and error handling
- REST API development, middleware, unit testing, and table-driven testing in Go
- Using Go with SQL, GORM, Prometheus, Kubernetes, Docker, and CI/CD pipelines
- Advanced topics like memory profiling, performance optimization, and secure coding
- College students and fresh graduates targeting Go developer roles
- Self-taught developers and bootcamp graduates learning Go
- Experienced backend engineers transitioning to Go
- Engineers preparing for FAANG, startups, and enterprise interviews
- Covers 180+ real-world interview questions with step-by-step answer structures
- Includes both beginner and advanced sample answers for many questions
- Organized by topic for fast navigation and focused preparation
- Features clean Go code examples aligned with Go 1.22 and modern best practices