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  1. Writing good services in Go can be a challenge - you have to write out your database structures, unit and integration testing with CI to see what breaks, keep them updated with migrations, define your API endpoints and routing, update your documentation - all of these things keep you from building your service. Let's be smart about it.

  2. From Ruby to Golang
    A Ruby Programmer's Guide to Learning Go
    Joel Bryan Juliano

    By teaching familiar implementations found in Ruby, you will see the correlation between the two languages, establishing familiar concepts to give you enough knowledge to be comfortable with Go and to start programming with it.

  3. Learn how to get started using Go (Golang) on the IBM Cloud to deploy to IBM Cloud Foundry and IBM Cloud Functions.

  4. Go 101
    Tapir

    Go 101 is a book focusing on Go syntax/semantics and all kinds of details. The book also tries to help gophers gain a deep and thorough understanding of Go. The book is expected to be helpful for both beginner and experienced Go programmers.

  5. kubernetes for Devops contains to the point real world easy to use example for your development and production environment.

  6. Cryptography is for everyone, no matter which role, function you are in, a basic level of security is needed. The style and approach is used in this book is to full-fill all of the cryptography needs for the go lang programmer from beginner to advanced level.

  7. Go for PHP Developers
    Learning Go using PHP
    Stephen Afam-Osemene

    This book will help you learn Go using your knowledge of PHP.

  8. A Go Developer's Notebook
    Where I Go During My Holidays
    Eleanor McHugh

    A Go Developer's Notebook is a living book about the Go language and programming in general, written by a long-standing member of the Go community and based on her experience working with Go since its initial public release in November 2009.