Our maintainers are the lynchpins of the language tracks and exercises on Exercism. This group of wonderful people maintain the Go Track, creating and updating the exercises and tooling for Go.
Alumnus
Katrina Owen
I love Go for its simplicity and consistency. I also appreciate how hard the Go project is working to make the ecosystem welcoming to newcomers. I no longer maintain the Go track, but still maintain the Go tooling on Exercism.
Alumnus
Peter Tseng
I write a lot of Go for my day job, building platforms for other software engineers to use. The Exercism Go track was the first open-source project I joined; I'm grateful for all I've learned through this experience.
I used to be an artist, and am now a software engineer, using Go for forensics monitoring. Exercism's Go track opened up the world of open source to me.
Lee Nipper
Firmware Engineer by day. I like Go a lot, and I'm optimistic about its adoption. Helping on Exercism track allows me to learn more. My focus is adding exercise solutions and test case generators.
I'm a Canadian (based in Chicago) golang, C and python developer working on projects within the gaming, finance and data-science worlds respectively. My favorite freetime task is coding challenges and I'm more than happy to help people talk through solutions!
Gabriel Nelle
Since early 2016 I'm a professional Go developer. I love it because it's so simple and yet so powerful. Before Go if have worked with a lot of other languages. At least one year of experience I have in Python, PHP, JavaScript and several Basic languages from QBasic to VB.Net.
Consultant, author of 'Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes', Gopher. Terrible surfer. Se habla español. Ici on parle français. Hier wird deutsch gesprochen. Esperanto parolata.