Two days ago, an elder brother complained to me, "It is too difficult to recruit people", 1 month met 20 small, stunned is not a suitable.
This situation is actually quite common, after all, it is not Java that moves 1 to grab a hand, but Go.
Take this old brother himself, before also engaged in Java, last year's business needs, after learning a bit, single out the project beam.
The domestic Go environment has matured, and many companies have begun to use Go for development, and even become the first language, such as Byte. Many developments have also overtaken through Go corners and counterattacked major factories.
We must not ignore the trend when we engage in technology, otherwise it is very easy to fall behind. I pulled a few old brothers and compiled the interview questions of the compulsory examinations in the past 5 months into a collection, about 134 pages, and understood that there was basically no problem in the interview.
Scan the code to collect it for free
Please be patient after adding
There are many people
Pass one by one in order
(Limited space, a partial cut)
Open a small stove for everyone, and give you the treasured data structure and algorithm interview questions (113 pages), the new version of 2021, enough for you to cope with the interview.
This year, Go1.17 has released a generic experience version, which is also a paving for the official implementation of the 1.18 version of generics, which is simply a major benefit. Go's language status is bound to go to a higher level.
The reason why I recommend that everyone learn Go well is that on the one hand, the whole market is very sought-after, but the cost of learning is not high, which is inseparable from its characteristics.
Easy to learn, Go has the C gene, the keywords are 25, but the expression ability is very strong, almost supporting most of the features you have seen in other languages: inheritance, overloading, objects, etc.;
Rich standard library, Go has built-in a large number of libraries, especially the network library is very powerful, I love this part the most;
Statically typed language, but has the feeling of a dynamic language, there are many packages that can be used, and it is very efficient to write;
Inherently supportive of concurrency, multi-core can be fully utilized.
On the other hand, Go can do a lot of things, server programming, distributed systems, database agents, network programming, in-memory databases, cloud platforms... It can be said to cover almost any work from the bottom to the front end.
In short, in a word, there is no loss in the shares!