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# TheGoShow

Hello everyone and welcome to today's episode where we'll be discussing JSON and how it's handled in Golang. Now, for those of you who may not be familiar, JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, is a lightweight data interchange format that is commonly used for exchanging data between servers and web applications.

So, let's dive right in! We'll start by taking a look at the basics of JSON and why it's such a popular format for exchanging data. Then, we'll move on to some hands-on coding examples where I'll show you how to encode and decode JSON data in Golang. I'll also demonstrate how to handle various data types, such as arrays, objects, and nested data structures, using the built-in package "encoding/json".

By the end of this session, you'll have a solid understanding of how to work with JSON in Golang.

Join Liam Hampton every other Wednesday for The Go Show, a bi-weekly webinar on the Microsoft Reactor YouTube channel.

Get your dose of all things Go in just 30-45 minutes, starting at 12pm GMT/BST.
Explore new releases, features, and coding techniques with your host, Liam Hampton, a Microsoft UK Regional Cloud Advocate, Software Engineer, International conference speaker, and Auth0 Ambassador.

But that's not all! Liam will also be joined by guests from the community, making this an indefinite series of events that will cover a wide range of topics.

Ready to join the fun? Register for each event on the Microsoft Reactor website and if you want to be a part of the show, just send Liam a DM via LinkedIn or Twitter.
Don't miss out on your chance to hear from and give back to the Go community!
For all show material visit the GitHub repository: https://aka.ms/TheGoShowGH