Go Developer Survey 2021 Results

Go Developer Survey 2021 Results
I'm really excited to share the results of the just-published Go Developer Survey 2021 and they have some interesting cool nuggets! While it is still fresh, I want to look at some of the 5 key highlights that are worthy of your time. The Go Developer 2021 Survey has gathered many responses from the Golang community and has provided important insights for anyone considering to learn Go. Now we can exactly tell what the state of Go is. Here are my top 5 Go survey takeaways. Enjoy!
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[@ayushbiswas6396]

It would be nice to see a tutorial/full playlist on web application development in go with some beginner friendly projects.

[@danialjumagaliyev]

I've been learning Golang for about 3 weeks now, and I'm still wondering as to how I should structure every single project I make with it. Would be cool to see an in-depth tutorial on project structures.

[@genjishimada4308]

agree

[@axaxaxaxaxaxax33]

Please do an in depth tutorial on testing!

[@lucaspearson5210]

I would be very interested in video(s) about project structure for serverless w/ go, general project cli/web and library and any differences between them. Thanks so much for the great videos and keep it up!

[@immanuelhalimchristianto4215]

Project directory structure. I use Go as a hobby for about 1 year, and I still can't decide until today.

[@smjure]

Yes first two are decently a must, performance optimization & and project structure. Now since workspaces are out should be easier for more complex project structures.

[@RodrigoStuchi]

please, do videos on each topic.
Thanks for the excelente content btw

[@gerardgauthier4876]

A topics I'd like to see covered:
1. Reflection
2. The type key word but using non-trivial examples. Note: the type system in GoLang is very feature filled.
you can do some extraordinary things like create a lazy seq... example:
type Seq[T any] func() node[T]
type node[T any] interface{...}
type node_nil[T any] struct{}
type node_cons[T any] struct {
data T
next Seq[T]
}

[@totudevelops8931]

Looks darn interesting

[@dj-yv7oi]

So helpful, thanks! Any topics would be interesting for me as a beginner.

[@emmanueljonathan6739]

Would love a tutorial on performance optimization and project structure.

[@saimasultana3004]

On go project structure please make a video