Hey everyone! I'm looking for a reliable team to handle a project in Golang. Need developers who actually know their stuff—not just folks who've read a "Learn Go in 24 Hours" book. Any recommendations? Preferably with experience in scalable backend systems.
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Where can I find a skilled Golang development team?
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I’ve worked with a few solid teams offering Golang development services, and the key is checking their portfolio for real-world projects. A good team should understand concurrency patterns, API design, and performance optimization. If you want a professional crew, check out the options listed here: https://pharosproduction.com/golang-...pment-services. Just make sure to ask for code samples—unless you enjoy debugging someone else’s spaghetti at 2 AM.
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