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Since you work with go I have a question. I learned it superficially but I’d like to get more fluent with it. Which resource would you suggest?
by gcatalfamo 6y ago
Since you work with go I have a question. I learned it superficially but I’d like to get more fluent with it. Which resource would you suggest?
- threeaccents 6y agoIf you have built a program in any other language I would say rewrite that program in GO. The benefit being you already solved the the domain logic of the program the only thing you need to focus on is writing/learning GO. If this is your first programming language or attempt to learn to program I would say to just pick a small but simple app/program and just go ahead and build it. Don't spend too much time on reading articles or video tutorials just get your hands dirty as soon as possible.
- dmitshur 6y agohttps://learn.go.dev https://learn.go.dev lists many good resources. The language spec at https://golang.org/ref/spec https://golang.org/ref/spec is a surprisingly approachable one-pager, it’s worth at least glancing over. One of my all-time favorites talks is https://vimeo.com/53221560 https://vimeo.com/53221560 from 2013. It shows off how Go scales by starting with a small task and continuously adding more requirements into the mix, while also demonstrating its concurrently support.