[thequantizer]

Depends on your skill level, the trick to a good practice project is that is big enough that you are learning the concepts about the language that will push your abilities forward. However, it also should be small enough that you don’t waste your time solving problems you don’t really care about and that are not increasing your skills. For me I am usually learning a language to take advantage of some feature that language has. I know Go makes it really easy to create and test web servers so if that is why you picked it up trying making and testing a simple API. Maybe one that just queries two other existing APIs on the internet and aggregates the results. Making an API in Go would be good because you will need to unmarshal the json from the other two public APIs and combine the object then marshal the object to json and return it to the user. Be sure to write unit tests.

https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/ https://golang.org/pkg/encoding/json/