I am trying to enter the professional golang world and I have been learning the language on my own for a while. I making some progress in learning how to use golang for building API and using variety of packages like gorp, gorrilla mux, negroni and some others. I would like to make sure I have some experience with the most widely used packages before I start seeking a job.
Thanks in Advance.
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tv64738:
monkey_that:None of the ones listed are required, and listing those as your "skills" would be negative if I was reading the resume. IMHO you're better off learning actual Go better.
Let me put it this way: if you know http://gopl.io/ front to back, are a decent programmer regardless of language, and have never ever touched gorp/gorilla/negroni/whatever, and you don't get hired, it's their problem not yours, and you're better off working somewhere else.
+1 to this.
For s while now, when people ask a question "Should I learn A or B?", Go community answers "Learn standard library".
The issue is that you want to learn the language, not the library. When you know the language well, you can learn and understand any third party library. You don't want to be in a situation where the only way you know how to interact with database is trough gorp, when gorp isn't option to be used.
