If you can afford it, grab a copy of "Go Web Programming" [0]. It's an excellent place to start. From there you can ready more advanced blog articles for more i

If you can afford it, grab a copy of "Go Web Programming" [0]. It's an excellent place to start. From there you can ready more advanced blog articles for more insight into particular ways to solve certain challenges you might encounter. If you can't afford the book then sign up for "Safari books online" [1], you'll get a 10 day account which should be enough time to go through the book. The reason I'm suggesting a book (and this one in particular) is because blogs tend to give you a bird's eye view of the subject matter or go into depth on a subsection. The above mentioned book will go into enough depth for you to understand the nuances when doing web development with Go. If you've had any experience with Flask then you should look into a framework like Echo [2] as mentioned in other comments. There's nothing as polished as Django at the moment so you'll have to pick the libraries yourself to make up your own framework however a few worth mentioning are: 1. Revel 2. Buffalo 3. Beego You can also take a gander at "Awesome Go" [3] which lists some popular libraries and frameworks used by the community. Good luck [0] https://www.manning.com/books/go-web-programming [1] https://www.safaribooksonline.com/ [2] https://echo.labstack.com/ [3] https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go