Building Modern CLI Applications in Go 1st Edition

Grab the command line and build tools that professionals love with Building Modern CLI Applications in Go, 1st Edition by Marian Montagnino and William Kennedy. This hands-on guide cuts through theory to show you how to design, develop, and ship powerful, user-friendly command-line interfaces using Go (Golang).

Learn proven patterns and practical techniques for creating maintainable, high-performance CLIs that run across platforms. You’ll find clear, real-world examples that cover argument parsing, subcommands, configuration, logging, error handling, testing, and distribution—plus tips for excellent UX and developer ergonomics. The authors’ experienced voice makes complex topics accessible, whether you’re a backend engineer, DevOps practitioner, or solo developer building tooling for your team.

Why this book matters: it focuses on modern Go practices and real use cases so you can quickly move from prototype to production. Expect step-by-step walkthroughs, idiomatic code samples, and guidance on scaling CLI projects for teams and open-source communities. Ideal for developers worldwide—from startups in San Francisco to engineering teams in Berlin and Bangalore—who need reliable, cross-platform command-line tools.

If you want to master Go for practical tooling, reduce friction for users, and ship maintainable CLI Books, this book is your blueprint. Add Building Modern CLI Applications in Go to your library and start building smarter, faster command-line applications today.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.