Just scamed through all the recommended English GoLang blogs from go.dev and have an interesting finding. Most of the blogs recommended don't have update for quite some time(more than 1 year) or the quality of the article related to GoLang are not high anymore.
Does this mean that people are not active in GoLang community or the Go team is not diligent enough to update the recommended GoLang resource list?
It's hard maintaining a list like that. People do come and go all the time. Even the official Go blog has spurts of blogging every week for a few months then goes quiet for ages. Most communities are the same.
If you want something to see every week, check out https://golangweekly.com/ which I edit. I put up with the weird tempos and people coming and going so readers don't have to :-D Also check out /r/golang on Reddit.
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Just scamed through all the recommended English GoLang blogs from go.dev and have an interesting finding. Most of the blogs recommended don't have update for quite some time(more than 1 year) or the quality of the article related to GoLang are not high anymore.
Does this mean that people are not active in GoLang community or the Go team is not diligent enough to update the recommended GoLang resource list?
It's hard maintaining a list like that. People do come and go all the time. Even the official Go blog has spurts of blogging every week for a few months then goes quiet for ages. Most communities are the same.
If you want something to see every week, check out https://golangweekly.com/ which I edit. I put up with the weird tempos and people coming and going so readers don't have to :-D Also check out /r/golang on Reddit.