Resources
A small, curated collection of Go resources — not an exhaustive list, just things worth pointing a developer to depending on where they are in their journey.
Official
- go.dev — the language's official home: docs, spec, releases
- Effective Go — still one of the best "how to write idiomatic Go" guides
- A Tour of Go — interactive intro for absolute beginners
Going deeper
- Go by Example — short, annotated code snippets for common patterns
- Go Concurrency Patterns (talks) — Rob Pike's classic on goroutines and channels
- The Go Blog — official team writing on language changes and internals
Community
- Our own blog — production notes, build logs, and backend engineering write-ups from GolangForAll contributors
- r/golang — active discussion, though signal-to-noise varies
This list will grow as the community contributes more. If there's something you found genuinely useful and think belongs here, mention it in the WhatsApp group.