I put together a free, hands‑on Go tutorial series for beginners through intermediate devs. It includes an online compiler so you can write and run Go in the browser—no setup required.

Link:

• 30 lessons across 10 modules

• Variables, types, constants; control flow

• Functions, defer/panic/recover

• Arrays, slices, maps, structs

• Pointers and interfaces

• Error handling patterns

• Concurrency: goroutines, channels, select

• Packages, modules, file I/O

• JSON, HTTP, web development

• Testing and benchmarking

• Built‑in online editor/runner: run/reset inline, stdin tab, copy output, timing stats, dark mode, mobile‑friendly

It’s free forever—feedback and suggestions welcome!

What are your thoughts on this article?

I’m starting out withGoLand for Go projects and wanted to learn from others who’ve used it in practice.
How does it fit into your day-to-day workflow?

Any features, shortcuts, or habits that made a real difference for you?

And if you don’t use GoLand, what IDE do you prefer for Go?