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After few weeks of active practice try to build some app with an embedded database like BadgerDB or Bolt, cover it with tests. Start looking into open source projects that you are interested in, try to participate in them.
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Logging is another place where the standard library doesn't work very well. I'd have a hard time building quickly without Zerolog.
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gorm's performance I believe is fairly impressive at this point. While it was bad at first, they put a lot of effort in the v2 release to make it great. Check out: https://github.com/go-gorm/gorm/issues/3055
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I happen to use this https://github.com/matryer/moq because it more or less makes the mock I would handwrite