Resources for learning Go (coming from Python)

Hey,

I wanted to ask if anyone could provide any suggestions (ie. books, videos, documentations) for learning Golang that could make it easier for someone with a Python background to pick up? Python (and bash if that counts) are the only languages I know, and would like to pick up another language (choice was between C and Golang and I decided to go for Golang given my Sysadmin/Automation background). If there isn't any, would you say it's best to just follow with the Official Go documentation? Thanks.

Official go documentation is good, as is "effective go". Read "effective go" frequently, it has some subtly important points that become more clear the more code you write. Read the godocs for the standard library. Use go vet.

Something like this perhaps? http://govspy.peterbe.com/

Take the go tour

Read official docs or The go programming language if you prefer books 

+1 for the Go Tour. In addition, the official Go blog has tidbits that explain concepts and idiomatic use.

If you're looking to make a web application: 


Writing Web Applications (Go official wiki)

Go Web Programming (Manning Books)

rakyll's blog, go bits, is a more advanced resource.

"Go Web Programming" book is awesome.

You might be interested in http://gophervids.appspot.com/#tags=python

https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#resources