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Really I don't know, probably the experience and the practice is the best options. If you're creating your own standalone scripts I think you only need merge many of these for creating a big application, one pretty idea to make "complex programs" with Go is create a Backend using its "http" stack library.
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I've started Learning Go recently. So far, I've written standalone scripts in Go.
How do I go from a beginner to an advanced Go developer?
Really I don't know, probably the experience and the practice is the best options. If you're creating your own standalone scripts I think you only need merge many of these for creating a big application, one pretty idea to make "complex programs" with Go is create a Backend using its "http" stack library.