Beyond Go and channels, this article/post touches on a subject that is personally a real pain to me. > It’s so cool to find yourself writing tutorial for begin

Beyond Go and channels, this article/post touches on a subject that is personally a real pain to me. > It’s so cool to find yourself writing tutorial for beginners! And it's a bit painful when you are trying to implement big and sophisticated system(s). Channels are primitives. They are low-level building blocks and I highly doubt you want to work with them on daily basis. Posts/talks that relate to beginners. You know the drill, you only have a limited time to talk about something in a conference and you only have limited time to write a blog post. It's easy and tempting to cover the basics without diving in too much into the details. What you are left with as a professional is very thin data on how to accomplish complex stuff. If you look at Docker and all the talks/posts around docker, they cover the absolute basic. Where's deployment to production? where's alerting/monitoring? One of the few people I see solve this problem is: http://patshaughnessy.net/ http://patshaughnessy.net/. I've been trying myself to do more in depth posts that cover more than just the basics, it's really hard work.