Layer5: [Community] Newcomer's tutorial: Golang and contributing to mesheryctl

[leecalcote]

Current Behavior
@navendu-pottekkat recently gave an introduction and walkthrough on what mesheryctl is and how it fits on the Meshery project. It is on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh_kFLZx3G4

Desired Behavior
This tutorial should be added to the /community/newcomers table of recordings

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[leecalcote]

@jesuslerma you might want to take on this issue...

[jesuslerma]

@leecalcote of course. Will try to do that during this week

[leecalcote]

@jesuslerma feel free to reassign if this is an item that you are actively working toward.

[navendu-pottekkat]

@leecalcote Should we also add the list of resources i.e the links to learn things like Kubernetes, Microservices Architecture etc in some place too? (I shared this in the Slack but I don't think we have a permanent record of it)

[Ruth-ikegah]

@navendu-pottekkat that thread you made in the channel will be super great, but wherein the site will be best to add it, or the youtube video description?

[navendu-pottekkat]

@Ruth-ikegah Maybe in the newcomer docs in the community drive? It will be too messy for the website I think...

[Ruth-ikegah]

Definitely, and editing the Youtube description too