Training for Engineers & Teams
Our classes go beyond the basics to emphasize best practices and design philosophies that are proven to make teams more productive. Students are able to draw immediate takeaways and use them within their teams.
Customize a curriculum that fits the unique needs of your team. Our training is available in both live and self-paced formats.
Whether you learn best through video courses or with a live instructor, we have options for any engineer looking to improve their skills.
Bill has been developing software for more than 30 years. In 2013 he became a pioneer using Go and now has trained over 10,000 engineers that work for Fortune 100 companies. He also is the author of Go in Action and is the main contributor to our blog.
Jérôme was part of the team that built, scaled, and operated the dotCloud PAAS, before that company became Docker. He loves to share what he knows, which led him to give hundreds of talks and demos on containers, Docker, and Kubernetes.
Miki is a software developer with more than 20 years of experience. He has taught many workshops on various technical subjects all over the world at companies such as AT&T, Oracle, Dropbox, J.P. Morgan, and others.
Derek is the creator of Delve, the Go programming language debugger. He has been developing software for over a decade and has traveled the world speaking at conferences and teaching workshops about debugging.
"Excellent class. The instructor is a hacker speaking to hackers, so we got very useful information and advice. Well-structured and paced was not totally dead at the end of the day. Good exercises. 10/10 would gopher it again."
"The course is extremely well organized and the pace is also very conducive to the learning process. The exercises are very well organized. Delivered very high value."
- Cisco"You should reach out to the team over at @ardanlabs. They have been training the Go community since the beginning and I've yet to see anyone do it better.”
- Kelsey Hightower“Feeling so happy with myself: yesterday at work I refactored some code to use @golang 1.16 built-in, embed ☺️ I learned about it at @goinggodotnet's @ardanlabs service class, all the review comments were "wow really cool..."
- Jessica Greene"Excellent class. The instructor is a hacker speaking to hackers, so we got very useful information and advice. Well-structured and paced was not totally dead at the end of the day. Good exercises. 10/10 would gopher it again."
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- Adeniyi Oluwatola"Make sure you attend ultimate Go workshop by @goinggodotnet or take courses from @ardanlabs. your Golang journey will be incomplete without insights from Bill!"
- Sumit Agrawal"If you want to write performant code, you need to understand how your compiler or interpreter deals with i.e. cpu pipelining, various cpu caches. When I attendee Ultimate Go training we went through a bunch of examples and how you can gain ten or hundred fold performance."
- Lasse Østerild"I’ve been watching your “Ultimate Go Programming” and it is exactly the language intro I’d been searching for: speaking to the spirit of the language while grounding the discussion in how the language implementation relates to the machine. Thanks so much."
- Jack Lincoln"Ardan Labs exceeded expectations, delivering high-quality code with minimal bugs. Their technical expertise is top-notch. The team at Ardan Labs is proactive and capable. Customers can expect an exceptional team of hardworking developers."
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