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Basic concepts in golang to learn?
As far as I understand, golang has some almost unique/well-implemented concepts that are worth learning, namely,
asynchronous programming/code generation/microservices/standard tools in golang(vet,pprof, etc.)
so the question is, is that it ? Or is there something worth paying attention to?
ps I do not take into account such things as working with http / working with the database, etc. because it is in almost every language
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If you are interested in the minimum you need to know, then just take a textbook and study it. But there is no maximum, you can endlessly increase perfection, up to immersion in the source code of the compiler and garbage collector.
How clever you fit....
Just go to https://tour.golang.org to get started
Those who wrote in C ++, Java should pay attention to
those who wrote in C look at slice (routine memory management for dynamic arrays)
I recommend you dive into the magic of slices, channels and lexograms. The latter usually causes great confusion when the same lexical variable i (for example) is used independently in the same text. Good luck :)
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