Good time of the day!

I am Dilmurod Yangiboev, Golang backend engineer.

I have been thinking of having a good channel with useful content and knowledge about golang for a while!

I have decided to create one with Oyatillo Abdusattorov, who is a friend of mine, whom I love to work with.

Channel broadcasts:

1. Golang resourses. #resourse
2. Roadmap. #roadmap
3. Latest news on golang version. #news
4. Challenges. #challenges
5. Best practices. #bestpractice

I hope that those give you a lot.

More: https://t.me/golang_dells

You may think what the name of the channel means?

The Go gopher is an iconic mascot and one of the most distinctive features of the Go project.

Please, be aware!

Highly recommend to use io.ReadAll …. from now on.

#news

For clarification!) 😊

Hello everyone!

FAQ:
1. What should I do to get to the next level?
- junior -> middle
- middle -> senior

Here some resourses that help you reach your target:

Junior:
- Golang Tour: https://go.dev/tour/welcome/1
- Golang by example: https://gobyexample.com/

Middle:
- Go wiki: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki
- Uber style guide: https://github.com/uber-go/guide/blob/master/style.md
- Effective go: https://go.dev/doc/effective_go
- Dave Cheney: https://dave.cheney.net/

More coming soon…
#resourse

Good news!🔥

#news

Hello geeks😊!

Quick Guide: https://medium.com/@emreodabas_20110/quick-guide-go-1-18-features-e236d5b351ef

What will be the output?

Group members are so active!

Keep it up!🔥

Live reloading golang applications!

Personally, I use nodemon.

If you do not have nodemon installed:

- npm install -g nodemon

Then, run:

- nodemon --exec go run cmd/main.go --signal SIGTERM

Note: I do not recommend to use for huge project ;)

The Go Gopher!

Hello 👋!

As your project grows, some find hard when it comes to debugging.

I would like to suggest.

👉: github.com/pkg/errors

If you like it, please, leave start* on github.

#advise

FAQ:

What makes you get to the next level?

One thing I believe, while coding, ask yourself, why am I doing it?

If you want to know your progress, please, take a look at your previous projects.

If you find better options and solutions, that means that your progress is going well.

“Do not settle, stay hungry and stay foolish“ - Steve Jobs.

#faq

The most common question in the interview:

1. What is the difference between slice and array in golang?

If you want to more about them:

Please, check the link: https://go.dev/blog/slices-intro

You might hear people say that Go is a call by value language and wonder what that means. It means that when you supply a variable for a parameter to a function, Go always makes a copy of the value of the variable.

Reference: Learning Go Book
#resourse

But in this case, the first value is going to change even though function makes a copy of it. The reason is “ Slices, Maps, and Channels are reference types. ”

#useful