Learn Golang in 5 Steps | Beginner to Mastery

Learn and master Golang in these 5 steps, from beginner to advanced

#shorts #golang #coding

[LarsKniep]

You missed the most important step: build a project by yourself❤

[mondo]

Update for 2023: "Learning Go" by Jon Bodner is the more modern and up to date book influenced by "The Go programming language". Recommend that book instead.

[libbylebyane]

This man made me the coder I am today, glad to have rediscovered this channel

[kevinkkirimii]

I'd start with 4 going backwards. You will only be motivated to learn when it's a real world project with timelines and implications. It has worked for me in different languages apart from rust.

[Alastairtheduke]

I don't know about others, but I could never learn a language by reading a giant hard cover book. In my opinion, pick a project and learn as you go

[Kelz_codes]

Stephen Gridger is an OG! The guy knows how go teach!

[FloodGold]

I agree with all your suggestions especially the last one, I'm a huge fan of all Trevor Sawler courses and I highly recommend them.

[Neil_]

Really loved this especially since Steve courses are simplified

[joshgibson]

Very good points, great information, thank you!
Of course there will be updates!

[torxio]

Thank you, been feeling very lost in trying to learn go, hopefully this grounds things down

[elfran_]

Thanks Travis, I was looking for some guidance and definitely I found it here

[Guillen]

Thanks for the references. Let's GO

[fitrianhidayat]

Is this guide suitable for someone learning go as first language?

[enriquesneffels]

Python, C#, GO, Java, and Swift are the future of development.

[Ysh.CS_guy]

That's an awesome resource to learn GO
Thank you so much

[DaysOfDevOps]

Your first udemy example, is this based on a complete beginner or you have to have some fundamentals first before attacking this course?

[brajagopalmukherjee]

I am just started learning go what do u think go will be helpful in future?

[dixztube]

Man id just read the official book and then do a project that you wanna make money on. You’ll learn go and be motivated all those courses to me are blah

1 major book, read rfcs for the basic tech, and then only ask chat gpt to review and grade your code playing the role as tech lead at google.

And then just look at the go source code too while you’re making your project.

[manit]

I learned by just building a project. No need for a book

[abdullahnaim]

90% are not going to do that! Prob learn from 1 any source then just start building asap