So it's not a video lecture on Go specifically, but I first started learning itbecause I saw how it looked and how fast it ran while watching a Dynamic Programm

So it's not a video lecture on Go specifically, but I first started learning itbecause I saw how it looked and how fast it ran while watching a Dynamic Programming series that happened to use Go for its implementations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTjRGe0wRvI&list=PLVrpF4r7WIhTT1hJqZmjP10nxsmrbRvlf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTjRGe0wRvI&list=PLVrpF4r7WI... From there, I started reading about it more seriously here: https://golangbot.com/learn-golang-series/ https://golangbot.com/learn-golang-series/ And I've been using it and loving it ever since. There are one or two things that trip me up (slice manipulation can sometimes get me if I'm not paying close attention to my capacity and just pointing around, rather than copying) But for the most part, it's a fairly elegant language, and amazingly fast! For me, it's also been incredibly intuitive start working on asynchronous features. The new inclusion of Generics is just icing on the cake.