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In this tutorial you will build your first Temporal app using the Go SDK
This tutorial is a work in progress. Some sections may be incomplete, out of date, or missing. We're working to update it.
Introduction
This tutorial is a work in progress. Some sections may be incomplete, out of date, or missing. We're working to update it.
This tutorial is a work in progress. Some sections may be incomplete, out of date, or missing. We're working to update it.
The application and anything the application needs for the demo is deployed using Docker Compose.
We start by mapping business process to Workflows.
In this tutorial, you'll run your first Temporal app using the Go SDK and explore Workflows, Activities, and compensating transactions.
Set up a local development environment for developing Temporal applications using the Go programming language.
In this course, you will explore the basic building blocks of Temporal: Workflows and Activities. You’ll use these building blocks along with Temporal's Go SDK to develop a small application that communicates with an external service. You'll see how Temporal helps you recover from failures and explore Temporal's execution model and event history. You'll use the Temporal Web UI and Temporal’s command-line tools to explore and interact with your Workflows, and you'll use what you've learned to add new features to your existing workflow.