Hands-On System Programming with Go

"Hands-On System Programming with Go" introduces readers to the fascinating world of system programming using the Go language. Through practical examples and a hands-on approach, the book explores Unix and Linux OS components, inter-process communication mechanisms, and the powerful concurrency primitives of Go.

What this Book will help me do

• Understand the basics of Unix and Linux system programming and their key components.
• Learn Go's concurrency tools and techniques for building modern system applications.
• Gain hands-on experience with inter-process communication methods, including pipes and signals.
• Master filesystem handling, including file IO and pseudo-terminal interactions.
• Apply networking concepts like TCP and HTTP communication in Go applications.

Author(s)

Alex Guerrieri is a seasoned software developer with extensive experience in systems programming and the Go programming language. Specializing in Unix-based platforms, Alex blends theoretical understanding with a practical approach to help readers master complex concepts. His writing targets developers eager to explore system internals while leveraging the simplicity and power of Go.

Who is it for?

This book is for developers and engineers aiming to dive into system programming while proficient in Go syntax and development. If you're looking to understand how OS components interact with applications and how to utilize Go for performance-critical code, this book will suit you. It's designed for readers with beginner to intermediate Go language knowledge and an interest in exploring concurrent and robust system architecture.