First of all, the Tour of Go on the website is a really good start to get familiar with the language and its concepts.
After that, I would recommend thinking about what kind of high-throughput services you have on the backend a lot (external systems you cache regularly, database lookups, complex transformations, things like that), and build an example of that in Go.
I'm not sure which part of backend you're asking about specifically (since even the Tour goes into some detail on common backend processes, concurrency, and relatively common modules), but the Tour also references web application tutorials at the end, as a jumping-off point, which in turn can be tested on the Playground to an extent.
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First of all, the Tour of Go on the website is a really good start to get familiar with the language and its concepts.
After that, I would recommend thinking about what kind of high-throughput services you have on the backend a lot (external systems you cache regularly, database lookups, complex transformations, things like that), and build an example of that in Go.
Is there any website like Tour of Go but for backend ?, If that exist that might be very helpful, Thanks for the tip btw :)
I'm not sure which part of backend you're asking about specifically (since even the Tour goes into some detail on common backend processes, concurrency, and relatively common modules), but the Tour also references web application tutorials at the end, as a jumping-off point, which in turn can be tested on the Playground to an extent.