I'm a .Net developer who has only dabbled in the lower level realms of the programming world in the form of basic C++ at University. What are the best resources on offer to master Go?
Apologies if this has been asked a million times.
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rmacster:
JakeAM93:I'm taking todd mcleods Udemy course. Amazing. $15 for 169 videos. He has a ton of free stuff on youtube but the udemy courses are better produced and (I think) easier to follow.
rmacster:Thank you, what a steal for the amount of content!
deusmetallum:Let me know how the Udemy course works for you!
Uncaffeinated:The official tour on the golang page will help you learn the syntax, then look at the package list (expecially net/http), and read the examples.
dchapes:Go is simple enough that you can pretty much just read through the specification and get going. There isn't much there to be learned. You'll probably also want to read Effective Go and the various articles about pitfalls made by new Go programmers (nil interfaces in particular are notoriously confusing).
JakeAM93:What kind of resource are you looking for that's missing from the Resources for new Go programmers link in the sidebar to the right?
The Udemy course is exactly what I was after.
