Почему 87% Go Roadmap учат не тому

A comprehensive Go Roadmap for 2026—from syntax to production-ready microservices. 4 levels of progression: from the first interview to a senior position. Everything I've seen over five years of working in Go, in one video. ⚡ Get a PDF of this roadmap (click the button below the post): https://t.me/olezhek28go/2174 👉 "Microservices, like in BigTech on Go 2.0" course — 8 weeks, 6 services, everything for real: https://olezhek28.short.gy/sXnWoKI0 👉 The "Go Break Through" course — 90 tasks from real interviews: https://olezhek28.short.gy/AzhIlwiF I analyzed all the popular Go roadmaps on Russian YouTube—75% of them stop at the handler and syntax level. Graceful shutdown—none. Health checks—none. Almost no one talks about how the service operates in production. This roadmap fills this gap: from coding to deployment, from interviews to senior management. What's inside: — Level 1: Syntax, goroutines, HTTP, Postgres, Git, tests — the bare minimum for a first interview — Level 2: Docker, error handling, architecture (3 layers), slog, Redis, external APIs, Kafka — Level 3: Microservices, gRPC, Observability, Graceful Shutdown, Health Checks, CI/CD, Kubernetes — Level 4: System Design, distributed systems patterns, SLI/SLO/SLA, soft skills, career growth + AI For each topic, there's the bare minimum you need to know right now, and examples of questions from real interviews. My videos (mentioned in the video): Go Project Architecture - A Complete Guide (3 hours):    • Чистая АРХИТЕКТУРА GOLANG — ультимативный ...   Go interview problems (analyses):    • Самая Коварная Задача на Горутины с Golang...   Docker for Go developers:    • Docker 2026: Полный Курс с ПРАКТИКОЙ За 1 Час   Docker Compose (get it on Telegram): [link] ⏱️ TIMECODES: Introduction: 0:00 - 75% of Go roadmaps teach the wrong thing 0:39 - Who is this roadmap for? Level 1 - Minimum for interview: 2:08 - Go syntax (defer, nil interface, slices) 5:09 - Goroutines and channels (the main topic in interviews) 8:01 - HTTP handlers and REST APIs (net/http, middleware, idempotency) 11:55 - SQL and PostgreSQL (JOINs, indexes, transactions) 15:11 - Git and testing (table-driven tests) Level 2 – Real Teamwork: 18:11 - Docker (multi-stage build, Docker Compose) 19:46 - Reading someone else's code at work 20:42 - Error Handling (wrapping, Sentinel Errors, errors.Is vs. errors.As) 23:41 - Project architecture - Handler / Service / Repository 25:53 - Structured logging - slog 26:46 - Redis and Caching (Cache-Aside Pattern) 29:17 - External APIs (timeouts, retries, Anti-Corruption Layer) 31:31 - Kafka Basics (Producers, Consumers, Partitions) 36:06 - Level 3 - Production Thinking (middle): 37:23 - Microservice architecture (monolith vs. microservices, service boundaries) 39:50 - gRPC (Protocol Buffers, streaming, interceptors) 42:16 - Kafka Deeper (Delivery Guarantees, Idempotency, Consumer Groups) 46:23 - Observability (metrics, logs, traces, OpenTelemetry) 50:01 - Graceful Shutdown and Health Checks (liveness, readiness) 57:32 - CI/CD (pipeline: lint → test → build → deploy) 58:49 - Kubernetes for Developers (Pod, Deployment, Service, Resources) 01:02:04 - Middle-level testing (units, integration, E2E) 01:04:06 - Level 4 - Path to Senior: 01:04:45 - System Design (Interview Checklist) 01:06:49 - Distributed Systems Patterns (CQRS, Event Sourcing, Saga, Circuit Breaker, Outbox/Inbox) 01:11:27 - Advanced data management (sharding, replication, storage types) 01:16:02 - Performance and Load Testing (pprof, k6) 01:18:30 - SLI/SLO/SLA and error budget 01:21:23 - Platforms: Russian BigTech vs. Western Clouds 01:22:36 - Soft skills and visibility 01:26:01 - Career Growth: Myths and Facts (Selecty, HeadHunter, Habr Career) Final: 01:28:28 - AI and the Future of Development (Why Learn Go in the AI Era) 01:30:34 - Roadmap Summary (4 Levels) 💬 Tell us in the comments: what level are you now – 1, 2, 3, or 4? And would you like a separate video reviewing Kafka interview questions? #golang #goroadmap2026 #godeveloper