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If it is for go I recommend starting with some udemy tutorial I have forgot the name but I can attach it here later for the books 1. Let's Go 2. Let's Go Further 3. Concurrency in Go and use podcast GoTime I think it is the best out there so start from the basics of go start building things like apis and go to low level stuff ምናምን then gRPC and concurrency

For me I kinda like the current way that I have taken but I hope if I just learned typescript and got a good grasp of it 😔

Try to focus on it and grasp the hard concepts that are in go specially things like concurrency, and building with it some advanced stuff like messaging and gRPC and stuff because the global market for go is a bit advanced and for the Ethiopia there are some companies that are currently working with go and they give internships so try to get one there and get a professional experience even if it is for free u will learn many thing from it and mostly try to show your work and be consistent 😅

I am planning to get a remote job and also continue working for private clients and then there is the startup

I am currently working with my friends to found a startup and it is in Go 😉

I recommend it specially if u want to know how things work and understand ur editor well since VSCode and other tools hide the detail of how things work from u which u cannot get so easily another thing is the importance of using keyboard for editing u can get the best of it on vim rather than VSCode

I can say both of have their shining places I have used both of them for a while I like that vim specially neovim is lightweight and don take much space and if ur pc has a very low spec it can get u the functionalities u want but learning it can be difficult sometime and vs code is the best for the person who want to just install and go and ha s good laptop spec

Python for sure 😅 as many programmers

Working 😂

I am thinking if we can have an Q&A session tomorrow. Join me if u are interested https://sma.robi.work/b/uSOeAQEuQxCW

I am thinking if we can have an Q&A session today. Join me if u are interested https://sma.robi.work/b/uSOeAQEuQxCW

I don know what is he issue with the inline is tho I mean it works on my testing bot and doesn

this is the current status and it is working well I will consider adding the other things too @codative

This is a simple comparison for the translation that the bot does @codative

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Go is turning 16 this is (a young toddler as to say) and Jetbrains made a good survey in the development environment of 2025 and the results are really amazing check it here [Blog] @codative

Gemini is great 😉 @codative

Man, you guys seriously need to read this book if you touch Go. I just finished it, and it's way more than just a guide to using go routines. It doesn't start with channels and just tell you what to do. Nope. The author first tackles the philosophy—like, what even is parallelism versus concurrency? That groundwork is huge. It then spends time looking at the old-school ways of handling sync (the mutex stuff) that other languages use. Why? So when it finally hits you with channels and "share memory by communicating," it just clicks. You understand exactly why Go’s way is better and why we even bother with channels instead of just locking memory. It clears up all the confusion instantly. And the best part? It's not just theory. The back half is packed with solid, real-world patterns you can literally copy-paste into your production apps. It gives you that final polish to write great concurrent code, not just code that runs. Total game-changer. Go read it! #bookreview @codative