Trying out GoLand for my Go projects
How do you use it in your day-to-day workflow?
Any must-know tips, features, or setup advice you’d recommend?
And if GoLand isn’t your go-to, which IDE do you use for Go — and why?
Replies and boosts appreciated 🙂
Day 4 of My #Golang Journey
Today I covered concepts, syntax, examples, and use cases of:
1. URL Parsing
2. bufio Package
3. Base64 Encoding
4. SHA256/512 Hashing
5. crypto Package
6. File Writing & Reading
7. Line Filters
8. File Paths & Directories
9. Temporary Files & Directories
10. embed Directive
Which of these features do you use most in real-world Go projects? Any tips or resources to recommend?
#programming #backend #devops #coding
Day 3 of my #Golang journey!
I’m documenting my progress as I learn Go step by step.
Today I Covered [Concept, Syntax, Implementation, Examples, Usecases]:
1. Errors & Custom Errors
2. String Functions & Formatting
3. Text Templates
4. Regular Expressions (Regex)
5. Time & Epoch
6. Time Parsing/Formatting
7. Random Numbers
8. Number Parsing
If you’ve been working with Go—what’s one tip or best practice around these topics you wish you had learned earlier?
#programming #backend #devops
Day 2 of my Golang journey!
I’m documenting my progress as I learn Go step by step.
Today I Covered [Concept, Syntax, Implementation, Examples, Usecases]:
1. Closures
2. Recursion
3. Pointers
4. Strings & Runes
5. Formatting Verbs & the fmt package
6. Structs & Methods
7. Interfaces
8. Struct Embedding
9. Generics
If you’ve been working with Go—what’s one tip or best practice around these topics you wish you had learned earlier?
Day-1 of my #Golang Journey!
Covered basics: Data Types, Variables, Constants, Naming, Ops, Loops, Arrays, Slices, Maps, Range, Functions (multi-return & variadic), Defer, Panic, Recover, Exit, Init.
Also wrote a blog: Go Basics Beyond Syntax →
1. Fixing “main redeclared” error
2. Unicode support
3. Standalone binaries
4. Naming conventions
5. go run vs go build
6. Tree Shaking in Go
Day 0 of my #Golang Journey!
I’m spending the next 3 weeks diving deep into Go.
Here’s my roadmap:
1️⃣ Basics
2️⃣ Intermediate
3️⃣ Advanced
4️⃣ 3 Minor Projects
5️⃣ 1 Major Project
Why Go?
Because it’s simple, fast, and built for concurrency — and I want to sharpen my backend skills.
If you’re a fellow #Gopher or just curious about Go, feel free to follow along.
Tips, resources, and project ideas are always welcome 🙌
#Go #Programming #LearningInPublic #100DaysOfCode (kinda… just 21 😅)
