A collection of links to various resources (articles, blogs, etc) on the Go programming language I find useful.

• Ardan Labs Go Training reading
• Awesome Go

• Ardan Labs
• Dave Cheney
• Go, the unwritten parts
• Jon Calhoun

• Golang Weekly

• Go in Action, source code for examples from book
• Go 101
• Concurrency in Go
• Writing an Interpreter in Go

• Gotime

• Ardan Labs Go Training training class material
• Gophercises
• JustForFunc
• Learn Go with Tests

• Let's Learn Algorithms
• Ardan Lab's Go Training

• SOLID Go Design
• Context Package Semantics in Go
• Cancellation, Context, and Plumbing by Sameer Ajmani
• Practical Go
• Go for Cloud
• Why you shouldn't use func main in Go
• Code: Align the happy path to the left edge
• The Zen of Go

• SliceTricks

• go-perfbook
• Inlining optimisations in Go
• Mid-stack inlining in Go

• Do not fear first class functions

• Go Data Structures: Interfaces
• How to use interfaces in Go
• Methods, Interfaces and Embedded Types in Go
• Type Embedding

• GopherCon 2017: Kavya Joshi - Understanding Channels
• Achieving concurrency in Go
• Concurrency patterns from the Go in Action book
• Rethinking Classical Concurrency Patterns
• Advanced Go Concurrency Patterns
• Go advanced concurrency patterns: part 1
• Go advanced concurrency patterns: part 2
• Go advanced concurrency patterns: part 3
• Scheduling in Go: Part III - Concurrency
• The Behavior of Channels

• Profiling Go Programs
• Language Mechanics on Memory Profiling

• Go Slices: usage and internals
• Go maps in action
• Error handling and Go
  • Working with Errors in Go 1.13
• Using Go Modules
• The Go Programming Language Specification
• Language Mechanics on Stacks and Pointers
• Language Mechnaics on Escape Analysis
• Escape Analysis Flaws
• Scheduling in Go: Part I - OS Scheduler
• Scheduling in Go: Part II - Go Scheduler
• Garbage Collection in Go: Part I - Semantics
• Garbage Collection in Go: Part II - GC Traces
• Garbage Collection in Go: Part III - GC Pacing
• Go compiler instrinsics
• Go Assembly by Example
• Go low-level calling convention on x86_64