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I've never really known what to do with my personal site. Over the years it's been a dumping ground for links to different projects, and played host to various half-hearted attempts at blogging. But it's never really had much in the way of an actual purpose.

I decided to start afresh and relaunch this site with more of a focus. After speaking to the guys from Techzing, I'm going to hunker down and focus my efforts on learning Go really well, with the aim of possibly doing some consultancy work around it in the future. So over the coming months and maybe even years, I hope to create a lot of useful content for anyone else doing the same.

So with the mandatory first new post out of the way, I'm looking forward to doing a lot more with this site in the future!

If you enjoyed this article, you might like to check out my recommended tutorials list or check out my books Let's Go and Let's Go Further, which teach you everything you need to know about how to build professional production-ready web applications and APIs with Go.

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