Good practice for learning go. #179789
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I’m not sure if you’re just starting out with Go or if you already know the basics, so here are a few ideas depending on where you are:
Whatever you choose, keep it small at first and build up from there :) |
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If you’re just getting started with Go, building a simple command-line application like a to-do list or a URL shortener is a great way to learn the language. If you already know the basics, developing a small REST API for a blog, a notes app, or any CRUD project is a perfect next step. You’ll learn about routing, working with databases, and authentication, which are essential skills for real-world Go projects. If you want to dive into concurrency, try making a simple chat app. It will help you understand goroutines and channels in practice. Whatever you choose, start small and expand as you learn more. |
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I want to develop new project for my goLang studying.
Which project is the best choice?
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