That's a great question, and my answer is most definitely YES. Go is perfect for hobbyists because it's simple to learn, has excellent performance, and lets you quickly build practical projects like web apps, tools, or even games. Its strong community and ease of deployment make it fun and rewarding for personal programming experiments.
Would you suggest golang for a beginner in programming? Will it be understandable and can be able to grasp programming fundamentals? Will it be useful to problem solving?
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Thanks!
@@inteliconn995 You're welcome!
Yay finally golang course from BekBrace!!
🙏🙏🙏
Yeah 😆 new tutorial 🎉🎉🎉
More to come!
Thank you!
You bet!
Thanks for doing this course on go, I've been wanting to start learning
@@jfsaraceno9265 Thank you for watching, expect more videos on the series till we cover the 21 chapters
Awesome course 👍 Thank you!
Cheers!
Thank You! Very interesting Language, I will check the libraries for GUIs and ML soon.
Great !!
would you recommend go to take up programming as a hobby?
That's a great question, and my answer is most definitely YES.
Go is perfect for hobbyists because it's simple to learn, has excellent performance, and lets you quickly build practical projects like web apps, tools, or even games. Its strong community and ease of deployment make it fun and rewarding for personal programming experiments.
Would you suggest golang for a beginner in programming? Will it be understandable and can be able to grasp programming fundamentals? Will it be useful to problem solving?
I'd absolutely do
@@BekBrace Thank you!