Caleb Doxsey "Introducing Go: Build Reliable, Scalable Programs"

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This is a small book that can be considered more of a brochure. It has only 62 pages, which may raise doubts about its usefulness. But in fact, this manual quickly teaches the basics of the Go language and helps to understand its features. The training is step-by-step, each chapter ends with tasks that are needed for better assimilation of the material.

The small volume of chapters is due not to the small amount of information, but to the vietnam rcs data absence of unnecessary reasoning. All explanations are interconnected and each subsequent section is based on knowledge of the previous one. Therefore, you need to study the book sequentially, without skipping chapters. Otherwise, without studying the information in the previous sections, you will not be able to understand the new material.

Unfortunately, the book is not translated into Russian, so to learn Go with its help you need to know English. Another condition for success will be familiarity with programming in other languages. Otherwise, it will be hardly possible to understand the author's explanations, although if you really want to, you can try.