You can have them try prototyping stuff on Go on the second week, trying some libraries, examining some existing Go code and that's it
There are good "XX" programmers, but I'd say that they're mostly good programmers and not tied to a specific language. Yeah, there are some niches where someone who's great at that niche may not be so good at other places (front-end, or maybe performance critical programming, or even things like COBOL or Java)
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You can have them try prototyping stuff on Go on the second week, trying some libraries, examining some existing Go code and that's it
There are good "XX" programmers, but I'd say that they're mostly good programmers and not tied to a specific language. Yeah, there are some niches where someone who's great at that niche may not be so good at other places (front-end, or maybe performance critical programming, or even things like COBOL or Java)