I found this 12 min video is helpful. Videos seem better than reading.
In the video recommend a site https://brilliant.org, a formal learn need buying.
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I try to maintain a youtube playlist with misc videos that I found usefull while learning Go.
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEXf82o...
I wrote about how I learned on my blog, basically I took a course, joined Gophers slack and read a lot.
Thanks, I'll look your list.
You can check Mike Van Sickle's channel to learn Golang
Thanks, it's a little long. maybe short in 10 mins better.
Better has some PPT.
Official: golang.org/doc/#talks