<p>I finished The Go Programming Language book a while ago and I'm looking to improve Go skills.
I've done some exercises on exercism.io but could you probably recommend me a new book I should pick?
I would also would like some books on how to structure your application, design patterns and best practices, because, just knowing the language isn't really enough for me.</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<hr/>**评论:**<br/><br/>natdm: <pre><p>Concurrency in Go is a good one. JustForFunc videos are good too. </p>
<p>More importantly, just do simple projects in them. </p></pre>i_misread_titles: <pre><p>Advent of code is coming up! I always do them in go to freshen up. Also if you work with other code during the day, I always find myself writing tools in go to help with everything, day to day work... I have like 10 tools that I wrote. Get into the concurrency stuff. Write a simple website. You'll probably need gorilla web toolkit</p></pre>MetonymyQT: <pre><p>Is Go reliable enough to write complete websites in it?</p></pre>mishudark: <pre><p>Try to solve a real problem that you have, or create a platform that you will like to use, no more blog o todolist projects please</p></pre>
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