Copy the process, not the projects. Learn to use Go the right way, build real projects and challenge yourself to use the right tools for the job in our challenge section.
Copy the process, not the projects
Copy the process, not the projects. Learn to use Go the right way, build real projects and challenge yourself to use the right tools for the job in our challenge section.
Hey everyone! We're excited to introduce our free learn-to-code platform! We set out to create the ultimate resource we wish we had when we were learning to code. The platform has three main components: 1) Projects: Follow along with video tutorials by MelkeyDev (a Twitch engineer) and solve end-of-chapter tests to gradually build complete toy software projects. 2) Challenges: Tackle bite-sized coding tasks inspired by real-world scenarios—think of them as "real-life LeetCode" challenges to shar
I like it. You learn real stuff like JWT, SQLite and AWB scaling (gRPC coming soon), using your own environment/ide, git add commit and push, and you're done !
I've been using PFG Labs for the last 2 weeks to learn Go. I really like that it's interactive instead of just having you watch a video without doing anything. Can only recommend it
This coding platform is an excellent Go learning resource. The built-in testing make it especially valuable for anyone wanting to learn Go. Content that is free on this platform offers the same quality as the paid version. Happy to see and try new stuff :)
Amazing platform well worth it for anyone who wants to learn great stuff
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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.