Ask HN: Which are the best Go repositories to read to learn the language?
The best Go source code is the stdlib. When you read stdlib code, you can be confident that nothing is there by accident. Every decision was made for a reason. When you're learning, that's invaluable, because it means you can "dig" anywhere and be rewarded for it, whereas "digging" into most codebases will often be a waste of time.<p>Also, I would advise actively <i>avoiding</i> the big names you have heard of. A lot of products are successful despite having garbage code. And even more of them are successful despite having only decent code, full of stuff not worth emulating.<p>Try to identify people who have a lot of experience and a strong command of the language, then look at their most recent projects.