When I started learning Golang last year I found the awesome-go list quite helpful. Not because I needed every single library mentioned, but because it quickly

When I started learning Golang last year I found the awesome-go list quite helpful. Not because I needed every single library mentioned, but because it quickly gave me an impression of how the ecosystem plays out and what typical ways to build stuff are. Because that's quite important in case you're not starting from an existing framework (.net or Rails etc).