Google Go Programming for Beginners (golang) (Udemy.com)

Code wasn't nicely planned out. Re-using variables names like err could lead to confusion. Poor examples and explanations aren't great.

Some concepts like advanced pointers and all, can be even more elaborated with good examples for all types. That saying, enjoying the course.

I am learning "go" to learn how to program robots, this is helping as I know other languages (.net / Anguar, EF) but not "go" - great small course :)

Helpful for beginers. Needs some improvement around Channels related stuff as it get's somehow confusing there. More examples and easier examples would be more than needed for the newcomers.

This course is good for absolute beginners and that's about it. I was hoping to learn a lot more about concurrency using goroutines and channels and it was mostly breezed through

Good course, clear and concise but I wish the instructor would record sessions when he gets the code right the first time. Looking up and fixing bugs along the way is a typical programmer thing, but it makes it hard to follow.

I like it, its basic but it goes to the point and it is helping me go over all the basics pretty quickly so I am enjoying the pace of this course.

The Instructor is clear and the speed of his teaching is appropriate for the level of the course. The material is good and most importantly I am learning and understanding what he is teaching. I feel comfortable in knowing that I am getting a good foundation. I would give 5 stars if the instructor could perhaps involve us a little more. An example might be "How would you do such and such? pause the video have a think about it and I will explain to you how to do it next". I am happy with the instructor and the course so far. At this stage of the course I recommend it to others without hesitation.

A fine introduction for beginners to the Go language. As noted, this course is not for beginning programmers but for those new to the Go language. The course project was invaluable as a learning exercise as it helped to reinforce some of the key advanced topics. Each concept and example is brief and to the point making it easy to go back and review as needed. A pleasant surprise along the way was the upgrade of the Udemy platform which has indeed made for a richer learning experience by providing fine grain video controls, keyboard shortcuts, and bookmark annotations not to mention the modernized look of the UI. Good job Stone River on the Go course, and good work Udemy on the learning platform!

After going through a few videos on youtube and a few different sites, I was no closer to feeling comfortable with golang. This course though was very systematic and I feel much better about starting with golang now.