Superdev Academy's Online Courses Are Live on 11.11: Go and Git & GitHub

Picture yourself mid-way through a piece of code when you suddenly forget how a Slice differs from an Array in Go, or whether you should run git fetch or git pull right now. What you want is the one lesson that answers that question, not a hunt through a playlist, one video at a time.

We have turned the Go and Git material that used to live on YouTube into online courses. Today, 11 November 2026 (11.11), Superdev Academy walks you through the first two courses on learn.superdevacademy.com/courses: what is in them, who should start where, and which limits are worth knowing before you begin.

What is open today

On day one there are 2 courses. Both are taught in Thai as online video, and both are material our team published on YouTube before.

• Golang Cheat Sheet gathers the Go that developers use most into a single cheat sheet. It runs 48 minutes across 19 lessons and 12 main topics.

• Git & GitHub Essentials gathers the Git and GitHub you actually use when working in a team. It runs 2 hours across 42 lessons in 3 parts.

Golang Cheat Sheet: a Go reference you can open while you code

The course starts with the big picture of what Go is, then follows the order in which you meet things when you write real code: Zero Value, variables, Pointers and Functions, then Array, Slice and Map, then Struct, Interface and Error Handling. It closes with concurrent programming using Goroutines, Channels and Context.

We cover each lesson in more detail in a separate article, Golang Cheat Sheet: One Page of Go, From Pointers to Context. Read it if you want to know what each chapter teaches before you open the course.

Git & GitHub Essentials: working in a team without overwriting each other

This course begins with what problem Version Control solves and how the 4 zones of Git pass your work along. From there it moves to Branch, Pull Request, Code Review and how to choose a merge method. The last part is a Workshop you can follow along with, using both the Command Line and a GUI, including how to resolve a Merge Conflict, which everyone meets sooner or later.

All 3 parts are described in Git & GitHub Essentials: From add / commit / push to Pull Requests and Merge Conflicts.

Where did the YouTube material go

According to the course pages, both sets of content are now available only at learn.superdevacademy.com. If you watched the original episodes on YouTube, the course is the same material, ordered by the chapters of the original videos, so you can reopen just the topic you need.

How learning works on the platform, and the limits to know

Both courses include supporting documents for every lesson, a certificate on completion, and 3 months of access.

A few limits, stated plainly. Three months of access means your viewing rights have a time frame, so plan your study inside it. Golang Cheat Sheet runs 48 minutes and gives you an overview of the whole language; it does not walk you through building a large project. Git & GitHub Essentials is named Essentials because it focuses on what you use every day, so it does not explain every Git command.

Who each course is for

Golang Cheat Sheet suits people who are just starting Go, people who studied it before but still find the syntax confusing, developers moving over from another language, people already writing Go who want a reference to check against, and students or candidates preparing for backend interviews.

Git & GitHub Essentials suits people new to programming who have never used Git, people who can use add / commit / push but do not yet see what happens underneath, students or career changers preparing to work as programmers, and developers about to join a team that relies on Branch, Pull Request and Code Review.

Which course should you start with

Straight answer: if you have never used Git, start with Git & GitHub Essentials, because almost every project you write from here on will need it. If you already use Git and you are curious about Go, start with Golang Cheat Sheet. If you want to begin with both, we put our suggested order in Starting to Code in a Team: Golang Cheat Sheet and Git & GitHub Essentials, Which First?

If you would rather read about how Git works first, our blog already has Git for Team: The Professional Workflow Guide to Collaborative Coding to read for free.

Summary

Today Superdev Academy has 2 online courses: Golang Cheat Sheet and Git & GitHub Essentials. Both are in Thai, both come with supporting documents and a completion certificate, and both can be studied for 3 months.

If you want to read every topic first, the full list is on the course pages at learn.superdevacademy.com/courses. What actually moves you forward is opening a terminal and typing the commands yourself, and writing ten lines of code every day. A course is only a shortcut to start sooner.

See the details and topics of every course at learn.superdevacademy.com/courses

🎯 Follow dev knowledge from Superdev Academy:

• 🔵 Facebook: Superdev Academy Thailand

• 🎬 YouTube: Superdev Academy Channel

• 📸 Instagram: @superdevacademy

• 🎬 TikTok: @superdevacademy