Learn how to create a custom Payload Codec in Go, including encryption/compression and decryption/decompression logic, and use it with Data Converter to convert bytes to bytes. Discover how to set a custom Payload Codec with an instance of Data Converter in client options.
The Foundations section of the Temporal Developer's guide covers the minimum set of concepts and implementation details needed to build and run a Temporal Application – that is, all the relevant steps to start a Workflow Execution that executes an Activity.
Explore the Temporal Go SDK developer's guide, a comprehensive resource for building, testing, and executing Temporal applications in Go. Discover supported runtimes, recommended skills, and experiences, as well as code samples and resources.
Temporal Application Setup: Get started with Temporal by setting up your development environment, installing the Temporal CLI, and choosing a development cluster. Learn about the different types of clusters, including local, cloud, and self-hosted, and how to set up each one. Discover how to create a namespace, start a dev server, and register a workflow and activity.
Learn the fundamentals of Temporal Application development, including project setup, durable execution, foundations, features, cancellation, observability, testing, debugging, and versioning. Discover how to install the Temporal CLI, develop a boilerplate Temporal Application, and start a Workflow Execution. Explore advanced concepts like durable execution, testing, and debugging, and learn how to use features like signals, queries, updates, and timers.