Learning Go

I find these resources useful for learning Go

Go

gobyexample.com excellent examples with short and clear explanations, by Mark McGranaghan and Eli Bendersky
Go in one evening a practical course for experienced programmers. It´s excellent, but it took me more than one evening.
youtube.com/@FloWoelki watch and listen while Florian is coding
Google Go Styleguide The Go Style Guide and accompanying documents codify the current best approaches for writing readable and idiomatic Go at Google. It has three parts: the style guide, a more verbose style decisions, and best practices.
100 Go mistakes and how to avoid them a summary of the original book with the same title by Teiva Harsanyi

govulncheck Go documentation

Organizing a Go module the official Go guide
Standard Go Project Layout
Go (Golang): Endlich Struktur im Code // deutsch, Golo Roden, the native Web GmbH, the recommendation is to not create a pkg folder
Go Project Layout article on Medium by Kyle C. Quest
Embrace the Internal Package: A Go-Project Structure for Clarity. article on Medium by Ikwechegh Ukandu

Logging in Go with Slog: The Ultimate Guide a betterstack.com article by Ayooluwa Isaiah
Contextual Logging in Go with Slog a betterstack.com article by Percy Bolmér
Creating a pretty console logger using Go's slog package, a concrete explanation resulting in a pretty useful slog TextHandler with colored console output that does not add any dependency to your code, Dusted Codes
A guide to writing slog handlers, Jonathan Amsterdam, jba@google.com
Slog Handler für bessere Lesbarkeit in lokalen Logs
Implementing a Dynamic Package-Level Logger in Go a medium.com article by Thisara Weerakoon, this shows how to dynamically set log levels for certain packages and touches the koanf package to manage the logging configuration