Name: Learn Go [Full Course]
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Rating: 4.8 (1513 reviews)
Author: Boot.dev Team

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Learn Go

Learn Go from the ground up: all the simple syntax, explicit errors, interfaces, and patterns you'll use to build real services.

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i always thought that i know Go, turns out i know nothing about Go, this course fills on those gaps i dont know about Go

perfect

A very interesting, engaging, and compelling course on learning Go.

I knew nothing about Go at the start of this course, but now I feel comfortable enough to start writing some programs using it. The course does a great job at using the things that you have learned in previous courses to make it as easy as possible to get your feet wet with Go.

great course

This was a great course, 90% of it felt familiar and easy due to Memory Management with C, a previous course The remainder was challenging, but new skills just are, worth doing in order to pick up the benefits of Go

The "Learn Go" course was a fun, basic intro to the language. The exercises were evocative and not usually taxing. I'm a Go newbie, and it was at a "just right" level to get me comfortable with reading the code. Looking forward to more Go.

Hello Boot, this course is very good. I think you really teach Go well than Python course. Thank you!

Harder than expected but nice

Mediocrity doesn't cut it anymore

The only way to become a great developer is to write a lot of code

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