Practical backend development with Go and PHP

Clear explanations, real-world examples, and focused lessons to help you build confidence and momentum.

What I’m focused on right now

Right now, my main focus is helping developers build confidence with Go and modern backend development.

I’m creating regular Go content, including short, focused lessons and practical examples that you can apply straight away. If you’re learning Go or thinking about moving into it, you’ll find plenty here to help you get started and make steady progress.

Alongside that, I continue to support PHP developers with a proven set of courses and roadmaps that I’ve refined over several years. If you’re working with PHP in your day job, those resources are still very much here for you.

Below, you’ll find a mix of current Go content and established PHP material, all built around the same goal: helping you learn backend development in a clear, practical way, without unnecessary complexity.

Learning Go for real-world backend work

If you’re learning Go, or thinking about moving into it, this is where I’m putting most of my energy right now.

I create focused Go content that helps you understand the language through practical examples, small experiments, and real backend scenarios. The goal is steady progress and genuine understanding, not cramming syntax or copying patterns you don’t fully grasp.

Here you’ll find short Go lessons you can work through in small sessions, practical examples that build intuition rather than rote knowledge, and a clear path from “I’m new to Go” to building real things with confidence.

Whether you’re coming from PHP, another language, or starting fresh, the aim is the same: help you get comfortable writing Go by actually writing Go.

Below you’ll find my current Go content, including Go Bytes and my Build Your First Go App course.

Why My Lessons Are Easy to Follow

Clear explanations and practical examples make a big difference when you’re learning something new.

My lessons are designed to help you understand what you’re building and why it works, not just copy code and move on. I combine video, written explanations, and code examples so you can learn in the way that suits you best.

I focus on breaking complex ideas down into smaller, manageable steps, using real-world scenarios rather than abstract theory. Each lesson builds on the last, so you always know where you are and what to work on next.

You’ll also get access to example code and repositories that match the lessons, making it easier to follow along, experiment, and revisit things later.

The goal is lasting understanding and confidence, not rushing through material.

A Clear Learning Path. No Guesswork Needed

If you’re not sure where to start or what to focus on next, you’re not alone. That’s a common problem when learning backend development.

I structure my content around clear learning paths, so you always know what to work on and why it matters. Whether you’re learning Go, working with PHP, or moving between the two, the goal is to help you build skills progressively without unnecessary detours.

You’ll move forward by building and experimenting with real examples, rather than jumping between disconnected tutorials. The emphasis is on steady progress and understanding, not rushing to the finish line.

Learn backend development with Go and PHP

Build Your First Go App

A practical introduction to Go and backend development. Learn the language by building a real application and understanding how the pieces fit together.

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The 6 Essential Skills for PHP Developers

A complete PHP learning bundle covering the core skills used in real-world projects, from object-oriented PHP to testing, databases, and APIs.

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Why Learn Here?

There’s no shortage of tutorials online, but many leave you feeling unsure about what to learn next or whether you’re doing things the right way.

My focus is on teaching practical backend skills in a way that’s clear, structured, and grounded in real-world development. I avoid unnecessary complexity and focus on the concepts and practices that actually matter when you’re building software.

You’ll find material that’s kept up to date, based on real projects, and designed to help you build confidence over time rather than rushing through topics. If you value clarity, structure, and learning by doing, you’ll feel at home here.

Follow me for updates:

Practical backend development with Go and PHP

Clear explanations, real-world examples, and focused lessons to help you build confidence and momentum.

Join the newsletter

What I’m focused on right now

Right now, my main focus is helping developers build confidence with Go and modern backend development.

I’m creating regular Go content, including short, focused lessons and practical examples that you can apply straight away. If you’re learning Go or thinking about moving into it, you’ll find plenty here to help you get started and make steady progress.

Alongside that, I continue to support PHP developers with a proven set of courses and roadmaps that I’ve refined over several years. If you’re working with PHP in your day job, those resources are still very much here for you.

Below, you’ll find a mix of current Go content and established PHP material, all built around the same goal: helping you learn backend development in a clear, practical way, without unnecessary complexity.

Learning Go for real-world backend work

If you’re learning Go, or thinking about moving into it, this is where I’m putting most of my energy right now.

I create focused Go content that helps you understand the language through practical examples, small experiments, and real backend scenarios. The goal is steady progress and genuine understanding, not cramming syntax or copying patterns you don’t fully grasp.

Here you’ll find short Go lessons you can work through in small sessions, practical examples that build intuition rather than rote knowledge, and a clear path from “I’m new to Go” to building real things with confidence.

Whether you’re coming from PHP, another language, or starting fresh, the aim is the same: help you get comfortable writing Go by actually writing Go.

Below you’ll find my current Go content, including Go Bytes and my Build Your First Go App course.

Why My Lessons Are Easy to Follow

Clear explanations and practical examples make a big difference when you’re learning something new.

My lessons are designed to help you understand what you’re building and why it works, not just copy code and move on. I combine video, written explanations, and code examples so you can learn in the way that suits you best.

I focus on breaking complex ideas down into smaller, manageable steps, using real-world scenarios rather than abstract theory. Each lesson builds on the last, so you always know where you are and what to work on next.

You’ll also get access to example code and repositories that match the lessons, making it easier to follow along, experiment, and revisit things later.

The goal is lasting understanding and confidence, not rushing through material.

A Clear Learning Path. No Guesswork Needed

If you’re not sure where to start or what to focus on next, you’re not alone. That’s a common problem when learning backend development.

I structure my content around clear learning paths, so you always know what to work on and why it matters. Whether you’re learning Go, working with PHP, or moving between the two, the goal is to help you build skills progressively without unnecessary detours.

You’ll move forward by building and experimenting with real examples, rather than jumping between disconnected tutorials. The emphasis is on steady progress and understanding, not rushing to the finish line.

Learn backend development with Go and PHP

Build Your First Go App

The 6 Essential Skills for PHP Developers

Why Learn Here?

There’s no shortage of tutorials online, but many leave you feeling unsure about what to learn next or whether you’re doing things the right way.

My focus is on teaching practical backend skills in a way that’s clear, structured, and grounded in real-world development. I avoid unnecessary complexity and focus on the concepts and practices that actually matter when you’re building software.

You’ll find material that’s kept up to date, based on real projects, and designed to help you build confidence over time rather than rushing through topics. If you value clarity, structure, and learning by doing, you’ll feel at home here.

Join the newsletter

Follow me for updates:

Practical backend development with Go and PHP

Clear explanations, real-world examples, and focused lessons to help you build confidence and momentum.

Join the newsletter

What I’m focused on right now

Right now, my main focus is helping developers build confidence with Go and modern backend development.

I’m creating regular Go content, including short, focused lessons and practical examples that you can apply straight away. If you’re learning Go or thinking about moving into it, you’ll find plenty here to help you get started and make steady progress.

Alongside that, I continue to support PHP developers with a proven set of courses and roadmaps that I’ve refined over several years. If you’re working with PHP in your day job, those resources are still very much here for you.

Below, you’ll find a mix of current Go content and established PHP material, all built around the same goal: helping you learn backend development in a clear, practical way, without unnecessary complexity.

Learning Go for real-world backend work

If you’re learning Go, or thinking about moving into it, this is where I’m putting most of my energy right now.

I create focused Go content that helps you understand the language through practical examples, small experiments, and real backend scenarios. The goal is steady progress and genuine understanding, not cramming syntax or copying patterns you don’t fully grasp.

Here you’ll find short Go lessons you can work through in small sessions, practical examples that build intuition rather than rote knowledge, and a clear path from “I’m new to Go” to building real things with confidence.

Whether you’re coming from PHP, another language, or starting fresh, the aim is the same: help you get comfortable writing Go by actually writing Go.Below you’ll find my current Go content, including Go Bytes and my Build Your First Go App course.

Why My Lessons Are Easy to Follow

Clear explanations and practical examples make a big difference when you’re learning something new.

My lessons are designed to help you understand what you’re building and why it works, not just copy code and move on. I combine video, written explanations, and code examples so you can learn in the way that suits you best.

I focus on breaking complex ideas down into smaller, manageable steps, using real-world scenarios rather than abstract theory. Each lesson builds on the last, so you always know where you are and what to work on next.

You’ll also get access to example code and repositories that match the lessons, making it easier to follow along, experiment, and revisit things later.

The goal is lasting understanding and confidence, not rushing through material.

A Clear Learning Path. No Guesswork Needed

If you’re not sure where to start or what to focus on next, you’re not alone. That’s a common problem when learning backend development.

I structure my content around clear learning paths, so you always know what to work on and why it matters. Whether you’re learning Go, working with PHP, or moving between the two, the goal is to help you build skills progressively without unnecessary detours.

You’ll move forward by building and experimenting with real examples, rather than jumping between disconnected tutorials. The emphasis is on steady progress and understanding, not rushing to the finish line.

Learn backend development with Go and PHP

Build Your First Go App

The 6 Essential Skills for PHP Developers

Why Learn Here?

There’s no shortage of tutorials online, but many leave you feeling unsure about what to learn next or whether you’re doing things the right way.

My focus is on teaching practical backend skills in a way that’s clear, structured, and grounded in real-world development. I avoid unnecessary complexity and focus on the concepts and practices that actually matter when you’re building software.

You’ll find material that’s kept up to date, based on real projects, and designed to help you build confidence over time rather than rushing through topics. If you value clarity, structure, and learning by doing, you’ll feel at home here.

Join the newsletter

Follow me for updates:

Whether you’re coming from PHP, another language, or starting fresh, the aim is the same: help you get comfortable writing Go by actually writing Go.

Below you’ll find my current Go content, including Go Bytes and my Build Your First Go App course.