MarkIden
What is better to start study GO ? Book or course?
Hi,
Recommend pls your favorite learning resources in Go, with best books, podcasts etc.
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joeb
This looks good: Ultimate Go | Golang Training for Teams & Individuals - Ardan Labs
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faust
Something important to think about is “how do you learn better”?
I usually prefer by reading than watching, because I feel more focused. Independently of the material.
However this is very personal.
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almokhtar
also, things stay documented if you wanna come back later 
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