<ul><li>Go is growing in popularity as a server-side language due to its low resource usage</li><li>This guide aims to introduce Go and show how it can be used to build web applications</li><li>To get started with Go, create a new file and add the 'hello world' code to it</li><li>To print 'hello world' on a webpage using Go, import 'net/http' and use http.HandleFunc()</li><li>To make the webpage dynamic, use r.FormValue() to change the text</li><li>To implement a counter, use strconv to convert the counter to a string</li><li>As you continue exploring Go, you'll find many more advanced features and libraries</li><li>Overall, Go's simplicity and efficiency make it a great choice for building scalable web applications</li><li>Experienced developers can also benefit from this tutorial</li><li>Prerequisites for this tutorial are knowledge of HTML and HTTP, and having Go installed</li></ul>

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