Go guides
Practical guides to get the most out of Go: why to learn it, how to progress and how to structure your projects.
Why learn Go? Strengths and trade-offs
An honest look at why to learn Go, its real strengths like a simple syntax, fast builds and built-in concurrency, plus the trade-offs to expect.
Go developer roadmap from zero to backend
A step-by-step Go developer roadmap, from syntax basics to collections, interfaces, testing, concurrency and web services, with lessons to follow.
Go project structure, a practical layout
How to structure a Go project the idiomatic way: modules, the main package, internal and cmd, the pkg debate, and why staying flat early pays off.
Go conventions for idiomatic code
The Go conventions that make code idiomatic: gofmt, MixedCaps naming, exported vs unexported, doc comments, error style, and accept interfaces return structs.