Why and how to learn backend engineering with Go?

In this first video of the series, we understand why you should learn Go, and how you should do it. What is the right attitude to come with, what are the resources, in what sequence to explore them and more.

#backend #api #golang #softwareengineering

[KPoireiNgambaSingha]

there couldn't have been a better way to end the year on a higher note. let's go🚀

[PanTek-rg]

Agreed. GO gets my vote. Coding in GO on Neovim is a very smooth experience. Really ergonomic and pleasurable actual. Looking forward to the rest of the master class.

[paulaneesh]

Subscribed and please don't stop in between, I have even recommended your channel to some of my friends.

[kritika]

Subscribed. Please continue this series

[shobhansundargoutam]

Eagerly waiting to start the journey of golang with you ❤

[kudaykumar]

Really a great video brother ... thanks to youTube just starting my GO journey... u r video is pop up .... thank u so much for u r valuable information... looking for more videos and the best way to learn GOLang in a GO way

[sinxayush]

I am a 2024 Grad, I have been writing backend in Go for last 3 months, i had kind of similar approach in my learning curve for Go. I think this Playlist is going to be epic for me as well, waiting for next video update. Subscribed to you.

[shivkojha]

this is so fucking informative. I am in to learn and explore with you and the docs.

[vedantvishambhari]

Subscribed! looking forward to complete BFFP and BFFP w Go series. Just a request, please don't leave any series in the middle.

[ManishGupta-nvby]

video and info was overwhelming. like we start and ended the go and we are looking at code repo.

[Noumaan_Ahamed]

Subscribed! Just hope you are consistent😅

[skrylla]

Hey man, I am really glad you are making this series. It is very helpful. How much time do you think it will take you to complete the series

[NeerajSharma-ku]

Bro, just a suggestion, please summarize all these in last 5 mins of video on some notepad. That would be really helpful.

[botyironcastle]

no enums in go, no optional params, no explicit interfaces, no default values, no linq-like chaining

[thezeeshannn]

bro learning golang in 2025 is worth it. what are thing we can build in go lang like backend and clound.

[arunray]

Just beginning College...
Can GO be my first prog. Language?