What problem does it solve? Go developers struggle to keep up with ecosystem news, releases, and community discussions without wasting hours browsing scattered sources. This Skill provides a curated directory of official resources, newsletters, communities, influential developers, blogs, and YouTube channels so you get specific, actionable recommendations instead of generic advice. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Curated Resource Directory: Lists official Go resources (go.dev, pkg.go.dev, tour, playground), newsletters (Golang Weekly, Awesome Go), and community channels (r/golang, Go Slack, Go Forum, golang-nuts). - People to Follow: Catalogs core Go team members, tooling authors, library creators, educators, and conference speakers with GitHub, X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky handles. - Anti-Overload Strategy: Recommends a concrete plan — 1-2 newsletters, 10-20 key people, weekly blog checks, and yearly GopherCon attendance. - Use Case: A developer asks "What Go newsletters should I subscribe to?" and receives Golang Weekly and Awesome Go Newsletter with URLs, plus guidance to avoid subscribing to too many sources. ## Quick Start Ask your AI agent which Go newsletters, communities, YouTube channels, or developers you should follow to stay current with the Go ecosystem.
