This is a list of resources for getting started with the go programming language.

Official Docs

• Installation Guide
• How to Write Go Code - an overview of organizing a project and using the go tool.
• Effective Go - tips for writing go code.
• The Go Programming Language Specification - surprisingly readable spec.

Beginner Books

• The Little Go Book, by Karl Seguin. Available as epub, mobi, pdf, or as markdown source.
• An Introduction to Programming in Go, by Caleb Doxsey. Available online, or pdf.
• Learning Go, by Miek Gieben. Available online, or as markdown source.
• Go Bootcamp, by Matt Aimonetti. Available online, or epub, mobi, or pdf.

There are many other books on go, but these are the ones I have read.

Cheat Sheets

• devhints.io's Go cheat sheet
• Go By Example - excellent overview and reference.
• Golang Examples - lots of simple code snippets for common operations (e.g. get your IP address or reading from stdin or a file).

Blogs

• Go Blog - lots of good articles (e.g. json, documenting go, and reflection), links to conference videos and slides, and release notes. (Mostly written by Andrew Gerrand.)
• Dave Cheney - he develops a lot of tools and is a prolific writer on go.

Packages

• official packages - go standard library and sub-repositories.
• godoc - documentation for go packages on github and other sites.
• Awesome Go - curated list of go libraries.