play-with-go.dev is a series of hands-on, interactive, browser-based guides that
introduce the tools required to work with the Go programming language. It is the natural next
step after "A Tour of Go" which introduces the language itself. play-with-go.dev
covers the various subcommands of the go command, staticcheck and many other tools that
will make writing Go programs that much easier and fun!
To get started learning with play-with-go.dev, simply visit https://play-with-go.dev/.
If you are interested in learning more about the project, in particular how to contribute, please see the contribution guidelines.
The play-with-go.dev splash image was kindly created for the project by Egon Elbre.
play-with-go.dev was created by Paul Jolly and Marcos
Nils. Guides are built using the popular
play-with-docker platform (created by Marcos
Nils and Jonathan Leibiusky). Guides are served via
https://play-with-go.dev/ and run in a user's browser, presenting the guide content on the left, and an interactive
terminal on the right. This terminal is connected to a remote session hosted in Google's
Cloud.
play-with-go.dev is an experiment designed to test the hypothesis that interactive guides are a more engaging medium
for learning when it comes to developer tools. The go command and modules lend themselves very well to this type of
guide therefore.
If you have any questions, please feel free to raise an issue or contact us directly.
The play-with-go.dev project exists and is free of charge thanks to the generosity of our sponsors (details to
follow).
If you or your company would like to sponsor the project, please contact us.
Thank you to the following individuals for their help in making play-with-go.dev happen: Carmen
Andoh, Marcel van Lohuizen, Daniel
Martí, Roger Peppe, Bill
Kennedy, Jon Calhoun, Cory
LaNou, Johnny Boursiquot, Michael
VanSickle, Egon Elbre.