Winning life, one koan at a time

Winning life, one koan at a time

When I started learning Go I was interested by the C like syntax and the good reviews, talking about extreme performance, together with a well maintained toolchain and also with some fancy features like "goroutines" that I wanted to experiment with.

In an afternoon I managed to complete all go-koans and had a lot of fun in the process.

Tasks are quite simple for an experienced developer while at the same time give you an opportunity to work with go specific routines and data structures, so you quickly start familiarising with the language specifics.

To learn any programming language I usually recommend the "hands-on" approach; Koans and their essential nature are without a doubt the first step in learning a new language.

Good luck!

rdev